It all began one day when Little Mac and Doc Louis met by chance. Doc became Mac's trainer, teaching him everything there is to know about boxing. Doc and Mac's story continues over a seemingly endless path, until one day a champion is born.
--From the NES Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! instruction manual.

This is about as simple as it comes, ladies and gentlemen. Those of us who are old enough to remember, this game was the nifty when it came out. Spending hours with our friends trying to defeat these characters, Soda Popinsky is my favorite.

Nostalgia rocks!!!!! This game was released before Mike Tyson's famed ear biting incident. Back when he was untouchable. However, playing the game now, on the other hand, it's a bit easier to beat him (many more years of game playing will do that to a person).

If you played this game in the 80's, step back in time and play it again. If you haven't played it before, give it a shot just to give your StarCraft deserted eyes a break from reality.

It all began one day when Little Mac and Doc Louis met by chance. Doc became Mac's trainer, teaching him everything there is to know about boxing. Doc and Mac's story continues over a seemingly endless path, until one day a champion is born.
--From the NES Punch-Out! instruction manual.

Mike Tyson's Punch-out without Mike Tyson? Yes. This version has Mr. Dream. Mr Dream is the same as Mike, but he just looks different. Punch Out is a lot of fun even though it is not as popular as its Mike Tyson counterpart. Punch Out is one of the the most popular classic games we have. It was rated the 17th best game made on a Nintendo System in Nintendo Power's Top 200 Games list. GameSpot has also placed it among the best games of all time. It can be a pretty tough game as you get higher in rank. The graphics are colorful, and well drawn. The gameplay is nice except that sometimes there is a little glitch that happens, and it makes the game speed up for a few seconds. The music is very catchy and exciting. The sound effects are fairly real and they are right on time. The controls are responsive too, which is nice because you don't want any hesitation when it comes to a boxing match. It has a very appealling story, I mean who doesn't want to be the heavyweight champion of the world?

Fight your way through four circuits of fighters. You get a limited number of rematches, so if you lose too many fights, it's Game Over! The game keeps records of scores and times for each fight. Compare your scores for each fight, or each circuit, and try to break all the records. See if you can beat your opponents in record time! There are tricks for beating each of the fighters super fast!