Title Fight Arcade

Using the two joysticks on the cabinet, the player controls the boxer's punches, blocks, and dodges. The left joystick controls the left arm and the right joystick controls the right arm.
If the player gets KO'ed, they must quickly swirl the joysticks before the count of 10 to get up and recover.
By pushing one of the joysticks towards the screen, they can perform a punch. The punch is determined by three criteria:
Which joystick was pushed forward, with the left joystick for a punch with the left arm and the right joystick for a punch with the right arm.
The position of the other joystick determines whether the punch is towards the head (joystick left in the neutral state) or the chest (joystick pulled away from the screen). If the joystick is pulled to the side, no punches are made.
How the joystick was pushed forward. From neutral, the punch is a jab. From the outward side, the punch is a hook. From the inward side, the punch is an uppercut.
Despite the game having both "Orthodox" and "Southpaw" boxers, their attacks are no different.
In order to block their opponent's punches, players must push both joysticks inwards (towards each-other). Depending on whether or not the joysticks are also pulled away from the screen, the boxer either blocks their head (they are) or their chest (they are not).
If both joysticks are held leftward or rightward, the boxer sidesteps in the same direction.
By sidestepping, they automatically dodge punches made with the opponent's opposing arm.
If both joysticks are pushed outward, the boxer taunts their opponent.
In the game, players choose from one of four boxers which are based on which cabinet they choose: Blue or Red, some of which are parodies of other famous boxers (eg. Lucky Marcano a parody of the late boxing champion Rocky Marciano).
When starting the game four boxers can be selected. These are Chuck Denver, Lucky Marcano, John Freezer and Tony Buntz.
If playing solo four boxers have to be defeated before you may box for the champions belt. These boxers are Maximum Schmidt, George Louisianna, Pinky Norman and Barry Holmes. It is also possible to box against a second player.
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As for the Genesis in some corner posts, it refers to the American version of the Mega Drive known as the Sega Genesis. Also, some corner posts features the classic diamond style Sega logo before they used the familiar blue double line font.

[@GreatMewtwo]

1:43 Our referee stops this contest at 2 minutes 35 seconds for the winner by knockout, Chuck Denver!

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Title Fight is a behind-the-back boxing game developed by Sega AM3 and released by Sega for arcades using for Sega System Multi 32 hardware in 1993. The game follows one of several boxers in their journey to winning the championship belt.
Title Fight takes full advantage of the hardware's sprite-scaling effects not only for the large character sprites, but also for the ring itself, which now rotates in a 3D space, allowing for 3D side-stepping. It also features linked multiplayer, one of the few boxing games of its type to do so.

[@Wesley_C]

This game is very amazing

[@iamthomaschoo]

now lets see some 2player action.