There aren't many games (if any) that beat Punch Out on the NES. The only game I've played even close to as many times as Mike Tyson's Punch Out over the years is Mario 3. I miss games with as much replay value as those two, but the Wii is doing a pretty good job of trying to correct that I think.
jfg wrote:There aren't many games (if any) that beat Punch Out on the NES. The only game I've played even close to as many times as Mike Tyson's Punch Out over the years is Mario 3. I miss games with as much replay value as those two, but the Wii is doing a pretty good job of trying to correct that I think.
Yea I guess it just feels boring. The old punchout is amazing. The new one is just a little cheesey.
The original punchout is possibly my favorite game ever. Every time I've played over the last 15 or so years feels like the first time. Maybe I'll pass on this after all.
pokerplaya wrote:The original punchout is possibly my favorite game ever. Every time I've played over the last 15 or so years feels like the first time. Maybe I'll pass on this after all.
I mean it's pretty cool but it doesn't really introduce much to it IMO. disco kid is a great fight though. Rent it first
jfg wrote:There aren't many games (if any) that beat Punch Out on the NES. The only game I've played even close to as many times as Mike Tyson's Punch Out over the years is Mario 3. I miss games with as much replay value as those two, but the Wii is doing a pretty good job of trying to correct that I think.
Yea I guess it just feels boring. The old punchout is amazing. The new one is just a little cheesey.
Ok. I didn't like the Super Punchout very much either. It just wasn't the same. Sometimes graphics and control get in the way of awesome gameplay.
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by Pogotheostrich » Thu May 21, 2009 4:27 pm 
