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Super Punch-Out		(arcade)
Developer(s)	Nintendo IRD
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Release date(s)	1985
Platform(s)	Arcade
Genre(s)	Boxing
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Super Punch-Out!! is an arcade video game released in 1985. The game is the successor to Punch-Out!! and was released before the series made its way to the Nintendo Entertainment System with Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! and Punch-Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream. The gameplay of this game is nearly identicle to the original, and introduced some of the series' most beloved characters. Super Macho Man played the role of the final opponent in this game.

GameplayEdit

The player character in the game is unnamed by Nintendo. It wouldn't be until Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! for the NES would the protagonist would have a name. In the game the player tries to accomplish the goal of becoming the champion of the World Video Boxing Association, or WVBA for short. The player will be required to fight boxer after boxer, each one with a slight to extreme stereotypical persona, in hopes of becoming the best of the best. The camera will be viewed from the back of the player and the player himself will be a limpid wireframe in order for the player to see who he's fighting more clearly.

To defeat an opponent, the player will have to execute attacks and dodges at appropriate moments and a majority of the time counter attack after the boxer has launched an attack. The player must have a presage of when the opponent will attack and which attack he'll deliver. This is the key to winning the game, and the timing in which you do it is pivotal too. Because of this, the game, as well as the various other entries within the franchise, are commonly considered rhythm games instead of boxers.

LegacyEdit

Various of the characters in this game became classics of the series, such as Great Tiger, Vodka Drunkenski, Super Macho Man, Dragon Chan, and Bear Hugger. Vodka Drunkenski's name was changed to Soda Popskini due to the references to alcohol, to make it more appropriate for a family-friendly console. The Super Nintendo Entertainment System Punch-Out!! game had the same name as this game. One of the various victory tunes was later found in the Nintendo Entertainment System game Baseball. Beyond that the two titles are unrelated.