- Name
- Pit-Fighter
- Platform
- Amiga (Platform), Atari Lynx (Platform), Game Boy (Platform), Genesis (Platform), PC (Platform), Sega Master System (Platform), Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform), Amstrad CPC (Platform), Atari ST (Platform), Commodore 64 (Platform), ZX Spectrum (Platform), Arcade (Platform)
- Developer
- Atari Games (Company), Teque London Ltd. (Company), The Kremlin (Company), Sterling Silver Software (Company), Oxford Mobius (Company)
- Publisher
- The Hit Squad (Company), Domark Software (Company), THQ (Company), Konami (Company), Tengen (Company), Atari Games (Company)
- Genre
- Brawler (Genre), Fighting (Genre)
- Theme
- Martial Arts (Theme)
Pit-Fighter
An early '90s fighting game that made use of beat-'em-up mechanics while being the first fighting game to use digitized real-life actors as a replacement for hand-drawn sprites, influencing games like Mortal Kombat.