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| Title | Punch-Out!! |
| Label | Nintendo |
| Platform | Nintendo Wii |
| Department | Electronics |
| Operating System | Nintendo Wii |
| Brand | Nintendo |
| Studio | Nintendo |
| Genre | Boxing Games |
| Release Date | 2009-05-18 |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Hardware Platform | Nintendo Wii |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Batteries Included | No |
| UPC | 045496901493 |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |
| Model | RVLPR7PE |
| Publication Date | 2009-05 |
| ESRB Age Rating | Everyone 10+ |
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| MPN | RVLPR7PE |
| EAN | 0045496901493 |
Review by Maik, 2010-08-25
Incredible game
It us not just fun, you can exercise yourself while having lots of fun.
Combination with Wii Fit Board makes the game experience much better. It is entertaiment not only for children but also for grown up people =D
Review by nonenglishlovinenglishcuppa, 2010-08-25
I was born in the early 1980's and I am a truly picky gamer who loves the ps3 and the Wii and any classic gaming console.
Systems owned
NES
SNES
N64
sega saturn
dreamcast
ps1
ps2
ps3
xbox 360(yuck)LOL
gba
nintendo ds
sony psp
virtual boy
atari 2600
This game is not as good as Punch-Out on the NES,but it pretty darn close. 9/10
It features great cartoony(cell-shaded graphics) visuals.I normally hate cell-shading ,but this game looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE END
Review by jrs77stl, 2010-08-23
OK, if you are righthanded like the majority of the population this game is probably fun and you can stop reading this review right now. The problem I have with the game is that it does not allow you to change whether the user is left or right handed. In most games this would not matter as the average user does not care whether the character on the screen is left or right handed, so long as the character moves the way you want them to. But in a boxing game it is a HUGE deal. It is frustrating trying to box where throwing a punch with your left hand has the effect of the character using his right hand. I was willing to try to play the game like a right handed person would, but I was not able to get use to using the buttons and other controls. It is sad when I would rather play the boxing in Wii Sports than a stand alone boxing game based on a classic I grew up with, all because the game designers failed to consider that nearly 10% of the population happens to be left handed.
Review by SilverUlric, 2010-08-18
I bought this game as a birthday present for my husband. He loved it and played it for a very long time. It came in quickly and in great condition.
Review by J. Harley, 2010-08-08
Talk about a homage to a favorite game from years past. The only thing missing from this game is Mike Tyson! Punch out is just flat-out fun. Not only fun, but good for you, because you will break a sweat playing this game. The motion-controls add an entirely new dimension to the gameplay. I haven't tried the balance board yet. The nunchuck is too much fun to abandon just yet. The cut-scenes are similar to the previous versions of the game and the opponents are hilarious. A few favorites return (Bald Bull, Glass Joe, Flamenco Kid...) as well as a few new opponents (Disco Kid). If you've never played Punch Out! before (or even if you have), get ready for some hilarious opponents and combos. The animations for knockouts, combos, intros, special moves, and post-fight are too funny at times. There are several game modes. My favorites is the circuit, although the CPU opponent has a tendency to fight cheap sometimes (unblockable devastating punches or knockouts just before the bell). Occasional cheap shots aside, it's a ton of fun to work your way up the circuit. This is a good family-style game. This is the best boxing game available, not only on Wii, but ANY platform. The only thing that would have made it perfect is if it had online head-to-head mode.
