Punch Out! beat their opponents with fun gameplay and pure charisma
Those who played both versions, for Nintendo, Super Nes, impossible not to feel nostalgia. Again you Mr. embodies "not ever quit" Little Mac, a weight penalty of the Bronx who apparently should not climb in ring, but that in any way to a technician and the best chance to face the world. This is where you enter on the scene.
Glass Joe, Soda Popinski, Bear HUGGES, all the fighters are 13, with a rookie known as Disco Kid, not very charismatic, but that even provides a good challenge. But the other figures are stamped in relief. Like I said before, it seems that you are revisiting the success of 8 bits, only in a version too, but much more beautiful - but wait, just get the graphics.
For now, go to gameplay. Three control systems, which were: Nintendinho style Wiimote turned on, connected to the Wiimote Nunchuk Wii Sports in the best style, or even the above along with the Wii Balance Board, that balance that comes with the Wii Fit. As the key to the game is well to deflect the punches and make enemies when necessary (yes, just like in the past), I only work the first two combinations, with the first, control yourself, let the movement over and punches the buttons, which is essential for those who really want to win.
Play with the combination Wiimote / Nunchuk is fun as in Wii Sports, but you should imagine that the movements are not always accurate and, well, is the kind of thing that can make you kiss the canvas on the difficulties more strained. Will the type of player you are, those highly competitive feel much better with the normal control. And finally, although not willing to give comment on how to control that involves the Balance Board is pathetic, not involving the punch, this is normal, the problem is you have to use it to divert the enemy attacks. Then the thing collapses. When you do weight to shift to one side, the scale registers the strangely also, incidentally, when registered, often because Little Mac is still there as a John Bobo. Doing what? At least the use is optional. Other than that, it's funny how the formula still works very well, perhaps not to be so operated as others. You really are attached to each hand grip, as finding an opening between the punches and provocations of their opponents.
You can win anything without the grace, which is simply socando the enemy whenever you can, or make glorious the way, which is always catch him unprepared, which ensures stars, a kind of energy bar that gives you a super-attack . It is always good win like this, but admit that the first way to fight is a very handy in those moments that you despair. Then, after every defeat and win the belt does not mean that you can relax, in fact, where the game starts. His defeated opponents return more intelligent and with new tricks. Worth it. But the multiplayer mode, or both, but fun. You can not control the other fighters, it is against Little Mac Little Mac, however, the most aggressive turns into a Giga Mac, capable of super hits, but not to divert.
The soundtrack is not even as exciting, as compensation for the sound effects and dubbing punches are charismatic as the visual, which is one of the most fun of the Nintendo console. The characters are great, incredibly lively, expressive and colorful. The guy who makes his opponents to take that punch well as the smile of disdain towards the small size of Little Mac will not be the few times you give a good laugh.
Wearing the belt: Can you say that Punch Out! is one of the best fighting games of the console, even this is not a game for the fight itself, to see how the genre is up in the Wii. Anyway, here's one of those games that worth it to have - is fun, is beautiful, how to work and even the multiplayer, which is silly, amusing in a way unique. Valley is not only excite and lower punch your brother.