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Knockout Kings

 

 

SCORE: 77

 

Knockout Kings 

 

I remember the Knockout Kings franchise from back in the day. When I ran across Knockout Kings on the Gameboy Color I had to make a purchase. How would a boxing game be on the GBC? I honestly did not have many expectations for Knockout Kings on the Gameboy Color. I am pleased to report Knockout Kings is way better than I expected it to be. I am also thankful I had the money to purchase a cartridge of the Knockout Kings.

The modes in Knockout Kings are Slugfest, Career, Credits, Password, Options, and VS. There are ten boxers in Knockout Kings. They all have different stats which are shown on the tale of the tape. I actually had fun playing Knockout Kings on the GBC. I played on the Gameboy Player on a Gamecube so I got to see Knockout Kings on a bigger screen.

Graphically Knockout Kings did not impress me. In fact I baulked at the graphics immediately. Peter was around and reminded me this is a Gameboy Color video game and the technology is not really that good. The boxers look human and their faces are on the large size. The sound effects are fantastic in Knockout Kings. I loved listening to the referee count after I knocked down my opponent.

I found Knockout Kings to be really easy. In fact I kept backing away and punching and was taking out the health bar of my opponent. There is no punishment for constantly punching in Knockout Kings. That means spamming the high punch button generally does a lot of damage to your opponent and will rock their head. Knockout Kings does contain boxing violence. I saw no blood or other issues with Knockout Kings on the Gameboy Color. I hope to get the time to do a video recording of Knockout Kings at some point in the future. I think FFG Universe will find this game fascinating.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 60%
Sound: 80%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 85%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: Gameboy Color
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Developer: Digital Eclipse
Rating: ‘E’ - SIX and OLDER ONLY {Animated Violence}


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