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SNES - Riddick Bowe Boxing Box Art Front

Riddick Bowe Boxing is another one of the many boxing games released at the time, but with subtle differences. The HUD contains damage and energy meters along with a miniature ring up the top of the screen, useful to see the player's position in the ring so as not to get backed into a corner real easily. Players can compete in the standard, 1-Player v. CPU, 1-Player v. 2-Player or even a career mode, where there are four preset fighters to choose from along with an option to create customers boxers. The career starts out at position #25 in the ranking and players slowly work up the ladder, going to the gym in between bouts to build up stats to eventually take on "Big Daddy" himself, Riddick Bowe. The game is practically a copy of Evander Holyfield's Real Deal Boxing, save for the graphics style and the included fighters.

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ReleasedJan 01, 1993
DeveloperExtreme Entertainment Group
PublisherMalibu Interactive
Players2
Co-OpNo

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Riddick Bowe Boxing lets aspiring boxers compete in three modes of play: One Player Match, Two Player Match and Career Mode. Create up to seven boxers with customizable features such as name, hair, face, skin, gloves and trunks and save them to battery. In Career Mode, you must beat the 24 ranked fighters in order to face Riddick Bowe himself. As you win or lose fights, you'll be able to increase your abilities in power, speed and agility by selecting icons such as the mega-gym or speed bag.

Prepare to face a contender at certain times or retire from the ring if you lose two fights in a row. Your fighter also ages as he gains experience and must hang up the gloves after forty fights! The game is presented in a similar style as Evander Holyfield's "Real Deal" Boxing for the Sega Genesis: boxers are shown from a 2D horizontal perspective with individual damage meters for the body and head. A fatigue bar will decrease as you suffer blows, and a radar at the top of the screen lets you know your position in the ring at all times.

Controls: Gamepad/Joystick

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