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**AUTHOR: **E.A. / Visual Concepts **RELEASE:** 1995 **TYP:** Sport **SPIELER:** 2 **LEVEL:** 24 **SPRACHE:** Englisch **WERT:** 15€

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Atemberaubend realistisches Boxen! Teilnahme für jedermann! 32 MBit-Grafiken und Sounds! 24 individuelle Boxer! Special Moves und die super Spielbarkeit von E.A. Sports, die Sie in den Seilen hält.

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^Presse^
**SEGA Magazin Ausgabe 6/1995:** <sup>[Grafik: 69% Sound: 53% Gesamt: 70%]</sup> \\
//Stattliche und gut animierte Boxer, die Farbauswahl bzw. Farbübergänge sind nicht optimal gelungen. Wilde Klopperei, die dank mangelnder Spielkultur nur kurzzeitig motiviert.// \\
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^Files^
[[http://project2612.org/details.php?id=591/|{{Original Soundtrack}}]]  [[http://www.good-old-times.com/in_vgm034.zip|{{(WinAmp PlugIn)}}]] \\

^Codes^

^  Effekt  ^  Passwort  ^
|  Director's Cut  |  RUBE  |
|  Stealth Modus  |  FQSTER  |
|  Death Modus  |  2LT  |
|  Double Speed  |  HYPER  |
|  Unbesiegbarkeit  |  MAXX  |
|  All Moves On Modus  |  MRBUCKEYE  |
|  Kleine Gegner  |  WEASEL  |
|  Neon Spieler  |  NUCLEAR  |
|  Höchster Schwierigkeitsgrad  |  SUPERG  |
|  F.i.R.  |  WUSSY  |

^  Gegner  ^  Passwort  ^
|  Joe Wildhawk  |  EKC  |
|  Coolio Loc  |  ESK  |
|  Biff Blublood  |  EPQ  |
|  Freddy Bravo  |  EDY  |
|  Charlie Ponderosa  |  EFD  |
|  P.J. Rock  |  EVG  |
|  Muerte Martinez  |  EKF  |
|  Havana Jones  |  EST  |
|  Rigo Suave  |  EFX  |
|  Monsieur Victoire  |  EGB  |
|  Bruno Maserati  |  EBA  |
|  T.K. O'Reilly  |  ERS  |
|  Gavin Grayson  |  ECW  |
|  Jacob Jabowitz  |  ECN  |
|  Jabfar El Habib  |  EFL  |
|  Yong Ah Chi  |  EDU  |
|  Hiro Sokitome  |  EBJ  |
|  Chang Fu  |  EJZ  |
|  Nickolai Radinski  |  EMR  |
|  Sydney Dundee  |  EPV  |

^Kommentare^

//How many of you remember the Dennis Quaid film Tough Enough, in which he played an average Joe Sixpack who decided to enter the then-unknown Toughman Contest? Give it a look the next time you want to go rent a video, and you'll then get the idea for the premise of this game. Based on the annual U.S. sporting event, where real-life street fighters beat each other's brains out for the honor of being "tough enough." This, in many gamers opinion, is the finest fighting game ever made for the platform. It's not as flashy as its Japanese counterparts and SF2 fans will bemoan the lack of special power moves, but its realism is seldom matched by its competitors. Great graphics, great sound, great animation, great setup.// www.GenesisProject-Online.com

//Toughman Contest is a game based on the world famous boxing competition of the same name. You pick one of 24 fighters, compete in one of 5 locations from around the world, and re-create the Toughman tournament as seen on TV. The boxing action is viewed from behind the back of fighter you control. Your fighter is rendered as an outline, so you can see what your opponent is up to and react accordingly. Toughman matches consist of three one minute rounds. Your goal is to KO your opponent by causing their stamina meter to decrease to the point where they fall down, or beating on them enough that you are scored the winner at end of the third round.// www.Mobygames.com

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