Punch-Out!!! GAME

[SonnyG8R]

I still play Mike Tyson's Punch Out on my computer using an NES emulator every now and again, it is an oldie but a classic!

I still love that game.

[MartyJannetty]

I loved Punch Out....I never beat Macho Man.

[The Troll]

I still play Mike Tyson's punchout and Tecmo super Bowl all the time.

I used to be so good at that game I knew a way to knock Tyson out in the first round every time. They have contests on who can knock him out fastest, I swear I would have been near a world record. I totally forgot how I used to it. But I used to be able to get superpunches on him really easy in the first round but I forgot how. I still can usually knock him by the second though. He is easy.

[The Troll]

In Tecmo Super Bowl it never gets old to throw passes from endzone to endzone from Montana to Rice.

[The Troll]

The Sega Genesis and SuperNintendo versions of Tecmo Super Bowl and all the sequels were never as fun as the original.

[manila_assasin]

nice one bro thank you for the link.

[SonnyG8R]

In Tecmo Super Bowl it never gets old to throw passes from endzone to endzone from Montana to Rice.

Greatest video game ever made. No question about it.

[MaryJane]

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