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Punch-Out!!

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A (wrong) version of Little Mac.
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Since all the characters of Punch Out!! (from both the Nintendo Wii's version and the famous NES's version that had Mike Tyson in it) finally have their own Chewiki articles, we will all celebrate by having a Punch Out!! Party!!!

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{{#ev:youtube|0peV24Hvm4E|320}}Since we're so nice to you by showing you the Punch-Out!! Wii footage, we'll show you footage of the Arm Wrestling spinoff game as well.

Punch-Out!! is a popular boxing video game series made by Nintendo. The series started with Punch-Out!! in the arcade, and became famous with the NES game, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!. Recently, a sequel was released for Wii, resulting in much rejoicing.

Plot

Little Mac is a boxer who is incredibly short. He went to 200 trainers and was rejected 200 times, until he met Doc Louis. With Doc, Mac joins the World Video Boxing Association and fights to be the champion.

The Games

  • Punch-Out!! (arcade, 1984)
  • Boxing (Game & Watch, 1984)
  • Arm Wrestling (A spin-off with a Bald Bull cameo (As Mask X), arcade, 1985)
  • Super Punch-Out!! (arcade, 1985)
  • Punch-Out!! (Famicom, 1987, the Japanese-only game that was released in a gold color as a prize for winners in a golf tournament; about 10,000 were released and it costs 25,000 yen nowadays)
  • Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (NES, 1987, the most popular version of Punch-Out!! before the Nintendo Wii's version was announced; also, it obviously features Mike Tyson as the last boss in this game)
  • Punch-Out!! (Game & Watch, 1990, Was re-released to promote the release of Punch-Out!! - Featuring Mr. Dream)
  • Punch-Out!! - Featuring Mr. Dream (NES, 1990; Virtual Console, 2007, a reprint of MTPO replacing the immensly popular Mike Tyson with a fictional champion named Mr. Dream; is also a heavy-hitter for the Virtual Console despite having no Mike Tyson involved and having a few dialogue changes; can also be playable as a rare NES game that you could get in Animal Crossing for the Nintendo Gamecube)
  • Super Punch-Out!! (SNES, 1994/1996; Virtual Console, 2009; can also be playable in the Nintendo Gamecube's version of EA's Fight Night Round 2)
  • Punch-Out!! (Wii, 2009)
  • Doc Louis' Punch-Out!! (WiiWare [For Platinum Members of Club Nintendo Only], 2009)

Characters

Usage

Sometimes used in YTPMVs and other stuff. It appears to be that out of all the installments in the series, the Wii game is used most.

Liked By

First Used By

Often Used By

Sometimes Used By

  • Others that I can't think of at the moment.

Disliked By

Further Information

A game called Doc Louis' Punch-Out!! was released for those who got Platinum status on Club Nintendo before a certain date. The game is a standalone WiiWare title that allows Mac to fight Doc Louis.

Guess you should have JOINED CLUB NINTENDO TODAY, MAC!

Trivia

  • The Bruiser Brothers (Rick & Nick) were originally planned to be in the new Punch-Out!! game for the Nintendo Wii. However, they were scrapped due to not having enough personalities to be memorable.
  • Those who created Punch-Out!! for the Nintendo Wii stated that the reason why they mostly put the guys from the NES' version of Punch-Out!! on the Wii's version was because that they were a much better thing to do than create a whole bunch of new guys. Besides, it was also served as a great homage to the NES.
  • There's a rip-off of this series for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad computers entitled "Frank Bruno's (World Championship) Boxing." It's basically a watered-down, modified port of Super Punch-Out!! from the arcades. In this game, you play as some dude named Frank Bruno instead of Little Mac. There's also some guys who were rip-offs of Bear Hugger, Dragon Chan, and Vodka Drunkenski Soda Popinski named "The Canadian Crusher," "Fling Long Chop," and "Andra Puncheredov" respectively.
  • Another rip-off of the Punch-Out!! games was named "Power Punch II." Nintendo originally supervised the game made by Beam Software until they disowned it. Later on, in 1992, it would be released by American Softworks Corp. instead. It had a guy named Mark Tyler fighting against the best guys of the universe. The game sucked, but it was originally supposed to be called "Mike Tyson's Intergalactic Power Punch". However, it was changed to Power Punch II due to the rape charges that Mike Tyson had, as well as his loss to James "Buster" Douglas. Believe it or not, you could get the original game by many cartrige reproduction companies.
  • All hope was not completely lost for Punch-Out!! ripoffs, for there was one for the Gameboy Advance called "Wade Hixton's Counter Punch," which was released in 2004. It involves a guy named Wady Hixton, who's car broke down one day and he must fight random people in order to get his car back in shape. Wade Hixton's Counter Punch is basically like a tribute of the Punch-Out!! series. It pushes the Gameboy Advance's graphical display to it's limits, which is definately a good sign, at least for graphic whores. However, a partial bad sign is that this game was designed by Destination Software Inc. (or DSI Games for short), who were the same guys who published the godawful M&M's Kart Racing game for the Nintendo Wii (i.e., APPROACHING SOUND BARRIER!!!). Thankfully, this game is actually good, as it has some of that great Punch-Out!! gameplay, but with some elements of its own that make it at least a little bit unique. Unfortunetly, it doesn't have enough replay value for a second playthrough, but it's still a worthy pick-up, especially if you're indeed a Punch-Out!! fan.

Main Source For Poopers

VOLCANICINF3RNO (has nearly all cutscenes and gameplay videos from the Wii game)

Links

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