Descend through the horrific nine circles of hell; punish the damned or absolve them; tame infernal beasts to defeat hell's minions.

Caught in the middle of an age-old rivalry, Bayonetta uses her demon-summoning powers to fight off legions of angelic enemies.

Join forces with friends as you control Chris Redfield or Sheva Alomar to fight fear together and stop a new biological attack.

"An ancient evil has returned from beyond death and threatens the very existence of the realms. Will the Champion of the Elder Gods have the power to defeat this threat borne of deception?"--Container.

"Capcom revives its monstrous brawler in this PSP launch title. First appearing on the original PlayStation, the Darkstalkers series picks up speed and takes on new features as it moves to the more powerful Sony portable. Players choose from a selection of 18 horror-film inspired characters, including a vampire, a werewolf, a mummy, and several others, then enter fast-paced bouts of classically styled 2D fighting. Two different control schemes are offered, and the game can be played at a "normal" or "widescreen" resolution. Five modes of play include "Arcade," "Training," and two player "Versus" matches through a PSP wireless connection."--All game guide.

"Fight Club immerses you in the ugly but true-to-life world of bare-knuckle fighting. It's extreme brawling at its most realistic: You'll feel every punch and kick, while the unconventional moves and fully interactive environments make the action grittier and more visceral. If you don't already know the 8 rules of Fight Club, they'll be beaten into you before you're done with this game"--Amazon.com.

"Building upon 2002's Deadly Alliance, the series' well-received leap to the 128-bit 3D fighting arena, Mortal Kombat: Deception demonstrates the same focus on the home console experience. The game offers five main modes of play, some of which will be familiar to fans of its immediate predecessor. The arcade-style Kombat mode has players fighting their way up a ladder of matches against increasingly difficult opponents, and Konquest leads them through role-playing-styled character development in a storylined third-person adventure full of fights and other events. Also available are Kombat Chess, which lets players choose a team of fighters and challenges them to strategically select matches on a chess board, and Puzzle Kombat, a color-matching action puzzle reminiscent of Capcom's Super Puzzle Fighter, featuring cute, anime versions of the game's otherwise dark and daunting kombatants. Mortal Kombat: Deception is also one of the first 3D fighting games to offer an online multiplayer mode. Xbox Live connected gamers can simply log on to find a match against a human opponent."--All game guide.

"While presenting the same wide array of character and match customization options seen in earlier versions of the popular cross-over series, SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos offers a few new features as well. Expert fighters can now inflict even more special move damage, by nailing the game's "Exceed Moves" with just the right timing. A "forward ground step" move allows a fighter to adjust the timing and positioning of attacks on the fly, to throw off a skilled opponent. Over three dozen fighter characters are available in the game, including returning heroes and villains from the King of Fighters, Samurai Shodown, and Street Fighter franchises, as well as version-exclusive entrants Shiki, Athena, and Mega Man."--All game guide.

"Deathrow chronicles the 22nd century sport of Blitz, which involves two teams of four players attempting to gain possession of a disc and hurl it through a goal suspended a few feet above the ground. Matches are eight-minute affairs, broken up into four quarters spanning two minutes apiece. To acquire the coveted disc, players are free to punch, kick, throw or slide-tackle opponents. Reducing an opponent's health to zero will have him or her removed from the arena for the remainder of the game; injuring all the opposition's team members results in an automatic win. "--All game guide.

"Fighter Maker 2 expands upon the level of customization introduced in its 1999 PlayStation predecessor. Players begin by assembling either a male or female character from a choice of 272 body parts, allowing for millions of potential combinations. Once the character's basic appearance is set, various articles of clothing can be fitted onto the model, and a repertoire of moves can be assigned from the 600 included. Players can select moves from the disciplines of jet kune do, karate, professional wrestling, and more, or create them from scratch."--All game guide.

"Nintendo all-stars do battle!"--Container.

Raccoon City has fallen. You are part of Umbrella's elite clean-up squad sent in to purge all evidence of their involvement. All survivors must be eliminated. --Container.

In Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, fill the shoes of legendary characters from both the Marvel and Capcom Universes -including massively popular characters such as Ryu, Wolverine, Iron Man, and Morrigan, as well as fan favorites such as Trish from Devil May Cry and the wise-cracking Deadpool.

War--the first Horseman of the Apocalypse--stands accused of inciting a war between Heaven and Hell. Dishonored and stripped of his powers, War must return to Earth in search of vengeance and vindication.

Change the city of Paris with your acts of defiance and encourage citizens to fight back against the occupation. Infiltrate enemy territory and hunt down the man who destroyed your life.

Welcome to Helghan, where things are much worse than you've been led to believe.

"Guilty Gear Judgment is a side-scrolling beat-'em-up based on Guilty Gear XX, similar to the earlier Guilty Gear Isuka. There are 20 different playable characters, including unlockables, each with their signature moves from the main series. Also included is a port of one of the other titles in the series, providing the traditional 2D-fighting action the series is known for. The Japanese release includes a port of Guilty Gear XX Slash, while all other releases include Guilty Gear XX #Reload."--Moby games.

"An urban fisticuffs adventure, Beat Down: Fists of Vengeance casts players as a fugitive in the fictional city of Las Sombras, a dangerous place ruled by rival cartels. Players choose one of five hardened mercenaries, who were all betrayed in the same drug bust-gone-wrong. In order to redeem himself, the player's character must learn the ways of the city and its diverse neighborhoods, make alliances and gain followers, eventually rejoin with the other fugitives, and ultimately hunt down their betrayer and serve him his due. While strategy, diplomacy, and disguise have their place, the game's action revolves around street fights of many sorts. The player's character can pick a fight with nearly anyone he meets, and use found objects as improvised weapons."--All game guide.

Intense fighting action plus a freeform con system puts you in charge of making all the right moves. Stage a comeback. Take a dive. Play it to the wire, or play it safe. Whether it's big money or a busted con, it's all in your hands. Five customizable fighting styles, unique "in-the-fight" cam.

"Music Television's satirical Claymation-style series comes alive on home computers and next-gen consoles in this release from Gotham Games. Players can choose to enter the fray as one of over 20 different 3D celebrity caricatures, including favorites from past shows and a few that make their debut in this game. An "Episode" mode allows players to enter special match-ups, complete with pre- and post-match observations as well as play-by-play commentary during the match. As on television, battles are hosted by Nick Diamond and Johnny Gomez, and a stop-motion Mills Lane is on hand to "officiate" the bloody bouts."--All game guide.