Review by Greatest One  "A good game for the NES that has lost
its charm"  Boxing games are pretty rare nowadays. Only recently
have we seen new boxing games being released. All the new boxing
games are fun to play, but not addictive. When Punch Out came
out for NES, people were hooked because it was so addictive. In
Punch Out, you played a lame ass boxer, with hopes of winning
the gold. To do this, you had to climb the ranks by beating a
bunch of wacky opponents. Opponents include the Indian Tiger,
Bald Bull, Super Macho Man and more. If you can beat everyone,
you eventualy get a shot at the world title which is held by
Mike Tyson. Punch Out promoted individuality. Each boxer would
taunt you in his way before the match by saying a few lines.
Before the match, he would pose in front of you. Also, every
boxer had his own special punch, which was completely wacky. The
Tiger would spin around the ring, punching you while Super Macho
Man would unleash a series of upper cuts. If you manage to dodge
these moves, yo