Fortunately after the "Great Video Game Crash of 1983,'' one of the greatest and most popular games of all time, Super Mario Bros. came out on the much-loved console that is the NES. The Arcade Industry tried hard to improve its financial wounds during the middle and the end of 1980's. To tell the truth, some went out quite decently with such games as Atari's Gauntlet, and Marble Madness. However, some went out, not so well, such as Capcom's Final Fight and Capcom's Street Fighter.
Nevertheless, another great change happened in 1991, when you began to hear about games like Street Fighter II. One of the most Capcom's most famous genre games got numerous gamers back into the Arcades. They also had the incredibly praised game, Alien Vs. Predator: The Dungeons & Dragons brawler series as well as many others.
At the time when other companies like Konami "were most definitely not slouches," as they delivered classic titles like TMNT, X-Men and The Simpson's, games like Mortal Kombat came about as well. (Together with different racing games & shorter titles.)
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