Best Boxing Video Games

So what are your favorite boxing video games?
I remember the first boxing video game I played was on a calculator (dot matrix) where you basically just punched to the head and body and blocked head and body against the computer, side lateral view. After that, I played Punch-Out (not Nintendo) where your guy was green and see-through so you can see the other guy. Remember that one?
How about you? Which boxing games have you enjoyed? Do you think some of the characters in those games resembled a real pro boxer out there? Which boxing video games come close to the real thing (real pro boxers with their characteristics and skills, etc.)?

Flash Mike Tysons Punch Out Game Free Online

I had a blast on the Atari 2600.

I'm a Fight Night 2 and 3 junkie...I love career mode and creating fighters. What's better than creating fighters that look like you and your friends, drinking beer, and punching each other without waking up with bruises?

TrainerMonkey,
Aaaaaaaaw, the memories. I think I still remember how to beat each of them. It was not just, get in there and throw all the punches you can but more of learning their moves and all. Good times! Bald Bull reminds me of Marvin Hagler.

CGM,
Oh man! I didn't even played that one! Nice :) .

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I'm a Fight Night 2 and 3 junkie...I love career mode and creating fighters. What's better than creating fighters that look like you and your friends, drinking beer, and punching each other without waking up with bruises?

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I know, huh? I played one of those before, forgot which one, and liked how you can pick real pro boxers. Even their taunt moves are accurate for each boxer. Pac raises his arms to the sides, RoyJones dropping his hands, etc. I like it when you connect a power punch in slow mo.

"Ring king" hands down;D. Many,many a token dropped in the arcade on that one.Used to be one called "George Foremans KO" for Nintendo...had to be the easiest ever made:fight:

YEah Chino, I was never a big gamer, to this day I prefer games that are really easy to operate. The Atari 2600 was late 70s and early 80s. This was back in the day when the Radio Shack TRS-80 with a whopping 16k of RAM ruled the home computer market. The boxing game had oly one button for punching, plus the joystick for moving around. Whichever arm was closest to the opponent would throw the punch.

In an arcade by me they actually have a game where you put on gloves and stand in a square thaty has sensors...You duck the screen guy ducks,,,You jab he jabs, Uppercuts, etc...

You use the Philly shell he does too....

The hardest part is when you get your guy stunned you have the KO moment and you have to throw a combo in a certain order for a certain amount of time...Tires the shit out of you...

Once I reached the title shot eliminator stage you had to throw the combo for 30 seconds...came to like 60 jabs 25 hooks, 25 straight rights and one big 10 punch combo at the end...stop for a half second you have to start over....

Pisses you off but it is fun as all shit,,,,,By time you are on your third fight the whole place is sitting around you....

To make matters worse the gloves are like 3lbs due to the connetors and stuff inside (Though they are only about as thick as UFC gloves

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I love the thing wish I had one for my house

I remember having a game called "Bodyblow!" on the Amega600 years ago.It was a good game at the time.;)

The first Knockout Kings, KK '99 had me hooked. Amazing what can keep you entertained.

Holyfield Real Deal Boxing

Fight Night 1, is the revolution.