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Topic	RATE THE GAME - #237 - Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
Nanis23 05/26/25 3:03:48 PM #23:	azuarc posted... Punch-Out wouldn't be anything revolutionary today, but that's in large part thanks to the successors its spawned who took aspects of its gameplay and iterated upon it. I was never a fan of the arcade version of the game, but the NES Punch-out is a classic -- with or without Mike Tyson -- and deserves recognition for what it was in the video game space of 35 years ago. Maybe that's it, if I never played it back then, then I can't "get it" Because figuring out a boss attack patterns is something that has been done by so many video games If Punch Out was the first one to do that then..yeah, I guess it was revolutionary --- wololo <cite>Nanis23 posted [p:985198657] in RATE THE G... [t:80988209]...</cite> <quote>azuarc posted... </cite><quote>Punch-Out wouldn't be anything revolutionary today, but that's in large part thanks to the successors its spawned who took aspects of its gameplay and iterated upon it. I was never a fan of the arcade version of the game, but the NES Punch-out is a classic -- with or without Mike Tyson -- and deserves recognition for what it was in the video game space of 35 years ago.</quote>Maybe that's it, if I never played it back then, then I can't "get it"Because figuring out a boss attack patterns is something that has been done by so many video gamesIf Punch Out was the first one to do that then..yeah, I guess it was revolutionary --- wololo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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