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A class of multi-objective fuzzy matrix games is studied and it is shown that solving such a game is equivalent to solving a pair of multi-objective linear programming problems. This work generalizes an earlier study of Fernandez et al. [7] from crisp scenario to fuzzy scenario on the lines of Bector et al. [4]. Further certain difficulties with similar studies reported in the literature are also discussed.
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