I remember getting to Bucky Booth constantly and losing to him, then the first time I beat him I was all excited just to get absolutely obliterated by that stupid robot.
Here’s how I would put the boxers in terms of crowd reactions Henry Jameson: Babyface Wan Jab Lo: Babyface Antonio Chavez: Babyface Indra Bing: Heel Basho Ishibashi: Babyface Tuten Kha Boom: Heel Mick Ayers: Babyface Afrika Bambattaya: Babyface Otto Van Pummelyu: Heel Ivan Tanokyablokov: Heel Bucky Booth: Heel Walter-687: Heel Tiger Armstrong: Babyface Joe: Babyface
I first played this in like 2002 and I’ve still never forgotten the unexpectedly high quality music throughout the entire game. Ivan’s theme in particular has gotta be one of the best tracks the GBA ever had
Why are the chins so terrifyingly large. I know it’s cartoonish but jeez, like half of the fighters have this. Also Joe looks like if a rotten potato fused with Bald Bull and then it put on a dark green shirt.
I wrote it! I realised I didn't have a copy and hadn't heard it in years, and I came to reminisce with this playthrough! It's nice to know someone noticed it :)
@@SpringloadedSoftware The themes of Henry Jameson, Tuten Kha Boom, Afrika Bambattaya, Otto van Pummelyu, Ivan Tanokyablokov and Bucky Booth are my favourites!
Opponents's Super James - Double quick punchs Wan - Gong Uppercut Antonio - Double strong uppercut Indra - Fury Uppercut Basho - Butt Drop Tuten - Egypt dance punch Mick - ??? Afrika - Shining Belt's blinding light Otto - Left Right Headbutt Ivan - Rapid punch Combo Bucky - Four ways combo Walter - Rapid super punch
One of the three Punch-Out!! clones released for the Game Boy Advance. And it's the only one with a possessed, red-eyed Ivan Drago as a fighter. It's certainly colorful, fast, and a lot of fun, but it's mechanics definitely needed a bit more attention. If it wasn't for the hit-detection issues, this would easily be one of my favorite GBA games.
Just found my old copy and I'm having trouble avoiding attacks. Dodging doesn't seem to always work, and neither does blocking. I can't find a way to avoid special attacks at all. If you still remember it all can you give some advice?
@@Celia_Louise Henry Jameson: Duck Wan Jab Lo: dodge left. Antonio Chavez: after he weaves his head, dodge right for first uppercut, then dodge left for 2nd. Inora Bing: dodge to the side he winds up at. The uppercuts alternate and get quicker so be quick. Basho Ishibashi: duck Kha Boom: guard down, guard up, guard down, guard up Mick Ayers: guard down for low jab, guard up right afterwards Afrika: guard up Otto: dodge in whatever direction he winds up his head. Ivan: hold your guard down. Right as the 7th jab is thrown, switch to high guard. Bucky Booth: duck the 2 uppercuts, hold your guard down for the following jabs. Keep it up until the attack is completely stopped. Walter: guard down, guard up for 2 jabs then IMMEDIATELY switch to low guard. You need a light touch and quick finger speed to guard this. If that fails, you can only attempt to KO him quicker than he KOs you.
Here's how I would put the boxers in terms of crowd reactions Henry Jameson: Babyface (Cheer) Wan Jab Lo: Babyface (Cheer) Antonio Chavez: Babyface (Cheer) Indra Bing: Heel (Boo) Basho Ishibashi: Babyface (Cheer) Tuten Kha Boom: Heel (Boo) Mick Ayers: Babyface (Cheer) Afrika Bambattaya: Babyface (Cheer) Otto Van Pummelyu: Heel (Boo) Ivan Tanokyablokov: Heel (Boo) Bucky Booth: Heel (Boo) Walter-687: Heel (Boo) Tiger Armstrong: Babyface (Cheer) Joe: Babyface (Cheer)
Mannnn I haven't seen this game since I was a kid. I remember going to Toys R Us and being so hyped about it. I sucked at the time of course so I never beat it :/
Thanks to your video I finally beat the final boss.... and got the robot fight! You can dodge his special with dodge block dodge, but the timing is very hard? Anyway, thanks for the video! :3
I might have played it as a little boy when it gets easy I always dodge and punch, but when it gets harder I recommend holding the up button to block all jabs, straight, uppercuts, heavyslams, and haymakers until the opponent green bar turns blue and then once that I finally hit the opponent many times after hitting 20 times the opponent will be knocked down and whoever hits the opponent 60 times, complete 3, 6 to 10 rounds, knock him down 3 times and let the counter go up from 1 to 10 wins the fight.
A lot of the game sprites don’t make sense for example Antonio Chavez, his profile picture he appears with pale skin, white boxing gloves and a mustache but his in game avatar has brown skin, red boxing gloves and a beard!
Tiger Armstrong:Hey: it's my brother Little Mac: Hey Tiger Joe: Hey its My Friend Doc Luis Doc Luis:Joe My man Bucky Booth:Are you going to try my fanmade PUNCH OUT GAME Glass Joe: Yes
The art style of this game looks terrible to be honest. Punch out’s art style at least had a neat cartooney feel to it. This has nothing. In fact, most ot the boxers used the same sprite model, except they edit it for the different fighters. Look at Wade Hixton’e Counter Punch which is on the same system. It had it’s own cartooney style as well but it looked nice and it was well animated.
GoldenToparican Mike Tyson's Punch Out (NES) has palette swaps as well e.g. Glass Joe+Don Flamenco, Soda Popinski+Super Macho Man. I know that that changes little but you should be more observant.
@@smoothst9303 "It's a portable game" isn't an excuse. There are good portable games that follow this same concept and works. Wade Hixon's Counter Punch is an example. It's on the same system and looks better
@@LestertheUnlikely1 Bucky Booth: I rule!, Nobody’s gonna beat me!, I am invincible! Tiger Armstrong: I got so close..... Joe: Come On, Kid! It’s not so bad, he’s tough as nails!
This Looks Like A Bad Punch Out Ripoff Henry Jameson Is A Ripoff Of Von Kaiser Wan Jab Lo Is A Ripoff Of Hoy Quarlow Antonio Is A Ripoff Of Don Flamenco Inora Bing Is A Ripoff Of Great Tiger Basho Ishibashi Is A Ripoff Of King Hippo Tuten Kha Boom Is Also A Ripoff Of Great Tiger Mick Ayers Is A Ripoff Of Bald Bull Afrika Bambattaya Is A Ripofff Of Mr Sandman Or Bob Charlie Otto Van Pummelyu Is Another Ripoff Of Bald Bull Ivan Tanokyablokov Is A Ripoff Of Ivan Drago Bucky Booth Is A Ripoff Of Super Macho Man Walter 689 Is A Ripoff Of Apell From Arm Wrestling And Tiger Armstrong Is A Ripoff Of Little Mac
Here's how is it Henry Jameson: Von Kaiser (Overall look) Gabby Jay & Glass Joe (For being the first opponent) Narcis Prince (British) Wan Jab Lo: Dragon Chan (Both Do Martial Arts) Antonio Chavez: Original Character Indra Bing: Great Tiger (Overall Look) Basho Ishibashi: Piston Hondo (Obsessed With Sushi) Tuten Kha Boom: Original Character Mick Ayers: Bald Bull (Cone-head) but Overall Original Character Afrika Bambattaya: Bob Charlie (Overall Look) Afrika Bambaatta (Name Reference) Otto Van Pummelyu: Bald Bull (Overall look) Ivan Tanokyablokov: Soda Popinski (Russian) Ivan Drago (Overall Look) Guile (His Haircut) Bucky Booth: Super Macho Man & Mr. Sandman (For being the main villain) Adon (Overall look) Walter-687: Original Character Tiger Armstrong: Little Mac (Underdog) Joe: Doc Louis (Trainer) Mickey (Old)
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The thing I like most about this game is the music!
Me too
I had no idea this game existed. It's clearly a Punch-Out clone but hey, you can't never get enough punch-out.
Like wade hixton's counter punch!
I remember raging on this game so hard when I was young
Could've been worse. I heard of someone who broke their GBA over it
I remember enjoying this game as a kid. Never got past Walter 687 though.
I remember getting to Bucky Booth constantly and losing to him, then the first time I beat him I was all excited just to get absolutely obliterated by that stupid robot.
Here’s how I would put the boxers in terms of crowd reactions
Henry Jameson: Babyface
Wan Jab Lo: Babyface
Antonio Chavez: Babyface
Indra Bing: Heel
Basho Ishibashi: Babyface
Tuten Kha Boom: Heel
Mick Ayers: Babyface
Afrika Bambattaya: Babyface
Otto Van Pummelyu: Heel
Ivan Tanokyablokov: Heel
Bucky Booth: Heel
Walter-687: Heel
Tiger Armstrong: Babyface
Joe: Babyface
I first played this in like 2002 and I’ve still never forgotten the unexpectedly high quality music throughout the entire game. Ivan’s theme in particular has gotta be one of the best tracks the GBA ever had
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True
Absolutely true. Afrika Bambattaya, Ivan Tanokyablokov and Bucky Booth's themes kick serious ass.
14:36 gave me the chills...embarrassing someone who ended your trainers career is probably the greatest feeling for a fighter!!!
Why are the chins so terrifyingly large. I know it’s cartoonish but jeez, like half of the fighters have this. Also Joe looks like if a rotten potato fused with Bald Bull and then it put on a dark green shirt.
Always loved the soundtrack for this game!
I wrote it! I realised I didn't have a copy and hadn't heard it in years, and I came to reminisce with this playthrough! It's nice to know someone noticed it :)
So underrated. Otto Van Pummelya's is really good.
@@SpringloadedSoftware The themes of Henry Jameson, Tuten Kha Boom, Afrika Bambattaya, Otto van Pummelyu, Ivan Tanokyablokov and Bucky Booth are my favourites!
Add Antonio Chavez's now too!
@@marcosunday6383 Mine too along with Antonio Chavez
11:42 THE FUCKING NAME MADE ME SPIT MY DRINK
Opponents's Super
James - Double quick punchs
Wan - Gong Uppercut
Antonio - Double strong uppercut
Indra - Fury Uppercut
Basho - Butt Drop
Tuten - Egypt dance punch
Mick - ???
Afrika - Shining Belt's blinding light
Otto - Left Right Headbutt
Ivan - Rapid punch Combo
Bucky - Four ways combo
Walter - Rapid super punch
Mick's special is a two devastating jabs to the face and stomach
One of the three Punch-Out!! clones released for the Game Boy Advance. And it's the only one with a possessed, red-eyed Ivan Drago as a fighter.
It's certainly colorful, fast, and a lot of fun, but it's mechanics definitely needed a bit more attention. If it wasn't for the hit-detection issues, this would easily be one of my favorite GBA games.
+NintendoComplete One of the three? Do you mean Ka-Ge-Ki: Fist of Steel and Beast Boxing Turbo? And I guess we can add Power Punch II. (Kinda.)
Nah, this, Wade Hixton and Boxing Fever. I was meaning only GBA games
NintendoComplete you're right, the hit detection is way off- you can't even tell if the punches are landing half the time lol
Just found my old copy and I'm having trouble avoiding attacks. Dodging doesn't seem to always work, and neither does blocking.
I can't find a way to avoid special attacks at all.
If you still remember it all can you give some advice?
@@Celia_Louise Henry Jameson: Duck
Wan Jab Lo: dodge left.
Antonio Chavez: after he weaves his head, dodge right for first uppercut, then dodge left for 2nd.
Inora Bing: dodge to the side he winds up at. The uppercuts alternate and get quicker so be quick.
Basho Ishibashi: duck
Kha Boom: guard down, guard up, guard down, guard up
Mick Ayers: guard down for low jab, guard up right afterwards
Afrika: guard up
Otto: dodge in whatever direction he winds up his head.
Ivan: hold your guard down. Right as the 7th jab is thrown, switch to high guard.
Bucky Booth: duck the 2 uppercuts, hold your guard down for the following jabs. Keep it up until the attack is completely stopped.
Walter: guard down, guard up for 2 jabs then IMMEDIATELY switch to low guard. You need a light touch and quick finger speed to guard this. If that fails, you can only attempt to KO him quicker than he KOs you.
The TRUE Dream Fight:
Tiger Armstrong vs Little Mac
Heroic-Man Rhoden Little Mac would put this fake chin generic boxer down any day of the week
GoldenToparican I second that
The ULTIMATE TRUE DREAM FIGHT
3-way boxing match
Little Mac
VS
Tiger Armstrong
VS
Wade Hixton
@@goldentoparican788 Actually, Armstrong would be able to beat him due to the weightclass disadvantage Little Mac has.
@@osakatales9228 didnt little mac a 5,7 person who is 107lb defeat mr sandman a 6,5 person who is 284lbs
I lost it on 'Ivan Tanokayablokov'
Age wise here how it is
Henry Jameson: 46 (Middle-Aged)
Wan Jab Lo: 28 (Full-Fledged)
Antonio Chavez: 31 (Full-Fledged)
Indra Bing: 39 (Middle-Aged)
Basho Ishibashi: 29 (Full-Fledged)
Tuten Kha Boom: 36 (Full-Fledged)
Mick Ayers: 32 (Full-Fledged)
Afrika Bambattaya: 25 (Young Adult)
Otto Van Pummelyu: 52 (Middle-Aged)
Ivan Tanokyablokov: 28 (Full-Fledged)
Bucky Booth: 26 (Full Fledged)
Young: 1
Full-Fledged: 7
Middle-Aged: 3
Senior Citizen: 0
I remember loving this as a lad
That bloody robot... I'm still stuck on him...
Here's how I would put the boxers in terms of crowd reactions
Henry Jameson: Babyface (Cheer)
Wan Jab Lo: Babyface (Cheer)
Antonio Chavez: Babyface (Cheer)
Indra Bing: Heel (Boo)
Basho Ishibashi: Babyface (Cheer)
Tuten Kha Boom: Heel (Boo)
Mick Ayers: Babyface (Cheer)
Afrika Bambattaya: Babyface (Cheer)
Otto Van Pummelyu: Heel (Boo)
Ivan Tanokyablokov: Heel (Boo)
Bucky Booth: Heel (Boo)
Walter-687: Heel (Boo)
Tiger Armstrong: Babyface (Cheer)
Joe: Babyface (Cheer)
Yup I usually always lose to Ivan! Hate his special move!! But that robot I never won against
The soundtrack is best part of the game my favorites are Henry Jameson, Afrika Bambattaya and Otto Van Pummelyu
That face when aklaim was helping the making a knock off punch out
Ivan Tanokyablokov's theme sounds like a song that came from DooM
So glad we av you tube as most of these classics arcade I forgot about
I like the blatant Rocky IV references/ripoffs with the last two fighters.
ANTONIO CHAVEZ: ¡MÉXICO ES UNA TIERRA DE GUERREROS! ¡DEJA QUE TE ENSEÑE!
That robot....that FUCKING robot....
It's so weird that everybody goes flying up in the air a second and a half after the punch that knocked them down.
Mannnn I haven't seen this game since I was a kid. I remember going to Toys R Us and being so hyped about it. I sucked at the time of course so I never beat it :/
IVAN TANOKYABLOKOV: ВЫ ВИДЕТЕ БУДУЩЕЕ БОКСА! Я ИДЕАЛЕН!
The fact that I never beat this game and broke my gameboy cause of it when I was little
Facts
That last fight was always a pain. I kept loosing everytime.
I actually beat Walter-687 on my first try
I beat him after multiple resets without cheats
Thanks to your video I finally beat the final boss.... and got the robot fight! You can dodge his special with dodge block dodge, but the timing is very hard? Anyway, thanks for the video! :3
This game is soo underrated.
Punch King 2
@@jakethebest5362 💯
I might have played it as a little boy when it gets easy I always dodge and punch, but when it gets harder I recommend holding the up button to block all jabs, straight, uppercuts, heavyslams, and haymakers until the opponent green bar turns blue and then once that I finally hit the opponent many times after hitting 20 times the opponent will be knocked down and whoever hits the opponent 60 times, complete 3, 6 to 10 rounds, knock him down 3 times and let the counter go up from 1 to 10 wins the fight.
In Story mode only 3 rounds
5:50 Great Tiger: are you one of my clones?
Indra Bing
I like punch king.
Me too
Me 3
Me four
I never beat that last robot lol
So Glass Joe's The "Punch King"
More like Adon from Street Fighter
Te felicito,ni yo pude terminarme este juego,y eso que lo jugue en emulador de GBA.
MICK AYERS: CALL YOURSELF A BOXER? YOU LOOK LIKE A RIGHT SHEILA TO ME!
The main character you play as reminds me of Disco Kid from the Wii reboot of Punch-Out!!
Antonio chavez theme is cool.
Agreed
I agree
HENRY JAMESON: WHAT HO! SOME NEW BLOOD! LETS SEE WHAT YOU'VE GOT.
I wish someone would put the ost of this game somewhere on youtube , Ivan's theme is amazing.
A lot of the game sprites don’t make sense for example Antonio Chavez, his profile picture he appears with pale skin, white boxing gloves and a mustache but his in game avatar has brown skin, red boxing gloves and a beard!
A guilty pleasure of mine
It’s not a guilty pleasure most people who play it like it.
AFRIKA BAMBATTAYA: THIS IS SACRED GROUND! THE ANCESTOR SPIRITS WILL WITNESS YOUR DEFEAT!
The boss looks like glass joe
Bucky Booth is reference to Adon from Street Fighter not Glass Joe
INDRA BING: क्या? मैं इस आम आदमी से लड़ने के लिए हूँ? लेकिन मैं कुलीन जन्म का हूँ! रॉयल्टी प्रबल होगी!
For those who think Punch-Out just wasn't racist enough.
fuck you idiot
This is stereotypes not racist!
@@Francisco-gu5fl Why is this reply hidden
Punch-Out is about stereotypes not racism.
OTTO VAN PUMMELYU: CZY TO TY, JOE? PRZYNOSIŁEŚ MI ZABAWKĘ? ŁAMIĘ TO JAK ZŁAMAM CIEBIE!
15:06 look, ivan drago
That’s Ivan Tanokyablokov
Afrika Bambattaya bruh
lol!
Tiger Armstrong:Hey: it's my brother Little Mac: Hey Tiger Joe: Hey its My Friend Doc Luis Doc Luis:Joe My man Bucky Booth:Are you going to try my fanmade PUNCH OUT GAME Glass Joe: Yes
👍👍
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BUCKY BOOTH: YOU WANT TO TAKE MY TITLE? I HOPE YOU LIKE PAIN!
14:48 Drago reference?
Tribute
Ivan Tanokyablokov
Of course - I’m the artist/designer, it was Russia, what else could you do?
Wan Jab Lo looks like Pacquiao. Also Antonio Chavez could be based On Joey Marquez.
Walter 687 was unbeatable. Needed an emulator years later.
I actually beat him on my first try
I did without cheats
WALTER-687: NEW TARGET? ENGAGE DEFENSIVE PARAMETERS.
How to avoid Basho Ishibashi's Special move? (It's like King Hippo's Squeeze)
Duck it.
Duck down
And I been playing since I was a kid 12 years old
hey can I copy your homework yeah just change it up a bit so it doesn't look like you just copied it.
The art style of this game looks terrible to be honest. Punch out’s art style at least had a neat cartooney feel to it. This has nothing. In fact, most ot the boxers used the same sprite model, except they edit it for the different fighters. Look at Wade Hixton’e Counter Punch which is on the same system. It had it’s own cartooney style as well but it looked nice and it was well animated.
GoldenToparican Mike Tyson's Punch Out (NES) has palette swaps as well e.g. Glass Joe+Don Flamenco, Soda Popinski+Super Macho Man. I know that that changes little but you should be more observant.
It’s a portable game what did you except
@@smoothst9303 "It's a portable game" isn't an excuse. There are good portable games that follow this same concept and works. Wade Hixon's Counter Punch is an example. It's on the same system and looks better
BASHO ISHIBASHI: リトルマン、あなたは何を達成したいですか？あなたは私がどれほど大きいか見ることができませんか？
WAN JAB LO: 我是全中國最好的拳擊手，外國惡魔！你不能打敗我的龍風格！
Walter 678😂
Mr Armstrong is a rip off of little mac and rocky even the Armstrong s cotch is a rip off of doc and rockys trainer ( phew )
Well spotted - it’s not a rip off though, it’s a pastiche/homage.
The characters portraits are freaking ugly...
Especially the main characters portrait.
17:12 Brah
I lost 3 times at bucky booth
won 650 times
What do Bucky Booth and Tiger Armstrong say in the cutscene if Bucky wins?
@@LestertheUnlikely1
Bucky Booth: I rule!, Nobody’s gonna beat me!, I am invincible!
Tiger Armstrong: I got so close.....
Joe: Come On, Kid! It’s not so bad, he’s tough as nails!
Why there is a sumo in boxing?
Creativity I guess
I hate this Robot
Henry Jameson lookes like a ripoff of Gabby Jay from Super Punch Out.
The stamina is kinda cool in the game.
He’s parody of Von Kaiser
What kind of punch out rip off is this?
The only time I lost is when I don't Master it
This game is white af
Glass Joe?
Bucky Booth is a reference to Adon from Street Fighter not Glass Joe
Just so you know I never lost
This Looks Like A Bad Punch Out Ripoff Henry Jameson Is A Ripoff Of Von Kaiser Wan Jab Lo Is A Ripoff Of Hoy Quarlow Antonio Is A Ripoff Of Don Flamenco Inora Bing Is A Ripoff Of Great Tiger Basho Ishibashi Is A Ripoff Of King Hippo Tuten Kha Boom Is Also A Ripoff Of Great Tiger Mick Ayers Is A Ripoff Of Bald Bull Afrika Bambattaya Is A Ripofff Of Mr Sandman Or Bob Charlie Otto Van Pummelyu Is Another Ripoff Of Bald Bull Ivan Tanokyablokov Is A Ripoff Of Ivan Drago Bucky Booth Is A Ripoff Of Super Macho Man Walter 689 Is A Ripoff Of Apell From Arm Wrestling And Tiger Armstrong Is A Ripoff Of Little Mac
lmao calm down
Basho Ishibashi is Japanese and Tuten Kha Boom is from Egypt, they two completely different characters not knock-offs
Basho Ishibashi is more a ripoff of Piston Hondo cause he’s Japanese and he has a little bit of a obsession with sushi!
Antonio Chavez is from Mexico not Spain!
Here's how is it
Henry Jameson: Von Kaiser (Overall look) Gabby Jay & Glass Joe (For being the first opponent) Narcis Prince (British)
Wan Jab Lo: Dragon Chan (Both Do Martial Arts)
Antonio Chavez: Original Character
Indra Bing: Great Tiger (Overall Look)
Basho Ishibashi: Piston Hondo (Obsessed With Sushi)
Tuten Kha Boom: Original Character
Mick Ayers: Bald Bull (Cone-head) but Overall Original Character
Afrika Bambattaya: Bob Charlie (Overall Look) Afrika Bambaatta (Name Reference)
Otto Van Pummelyu: Bald Bull (Overall look)
Ivan Tanokyablokov: Soda Popinski (Russian) Ivan Drago (Overall Look) Guile (His Haircut)
Bucky Booth: Super Macho Man & Mr. Sandman (For being the main villain) Adon (Overall look)
Walter-687: Original Character
Tiger Armstrong: Little Mac (Underdog)
Joe: Doc Louis (Trainer) Mickey (Old)
Bad game
Ewwwwwwwww, it looks so terrible!
It’s Akklaim what did you except
17:12 Brah