And the fact that he’s way more intimidating in the Wii version. Being huge, makes everything shake with big foot steps, destroys a building in anger, literally beaten all other boxers and nasty temper. His 2nd fight literally resembles the dream bout with Mike Tyson/Mr. Dream from the NES version.
I think it's better than that because of all the sprite scaling and large sprites it has. Now why did Nintendo quit making arcade machines like these? They could've been with SEGA and Namco's levels of arcade goodness.
@@andersonfernandes7982 the game was developed and completed in 1983 (as seen in the copyright date), but it's release date was held back until April of 1984.
Ah, this brings me back to the small arcade in the bowling alley near my house in 1985. The sound of pins rattling and the smell of fish fry, dirty bowling shoes cheap beer and stale cigarettes on a Friday night. Good times.
A little late to the game, but I just learned of the original arcade version. VERY impressive digital voice. I've heard far worse in Street Fighter. The graphics looks very advance for the time as well.
Nintendo innovates in some ways and brings us fantastic games. However, their hardware has been about a generation behind since the wii. The wii's graphics were almost the same as the gamecube, with some advances. Though, not enough for a next generation console at the time. Graphics aren't everything, but there's reasons why Nintendo is not often considered when it comes to getting a new console. Their hardware and graphics are often as advanced as the past generation. So why spend sooo much money on a new console with hardware and graphics that have been surpassed by the competition? (I don't necessarily think that way. I love Nintendo, but I see their faults.) Also, lack of mature games and lack of third party support doesn't help. Luckily, the switch has been turning things around for Nintendo. Someday, I hope they realize that advanced hardware actually does matter. Their many popular series are great, but it's not enough to get the interest of past Nintendo fans that have moved on, or people that are curious about owning a Nintendo console, but aren't convinced as to why they should.
This game was really from the future back in the 80's, I can't even remember any arcade game using voice samplers, very impressive. The vertical screen was also out of this world.
I'm 42 as well, and I remember watching others play this game. Most of them lost to Bald Bull, but I would see the occasional player get to Pizza Pasta before losing.
42, too! I loved this one. I used to always get past the first two boxers, then it started getting hard. I remember being so excited when I made it to Kid Quick! I beat him the very first time I faced him -- I guess I lucked out or was just well-practiced at the game at that point. I made it to Pizza Pasta, but I can't remember if I beat him or not. I definitely didn't beat Sandman if I did face him. I'd definitely remember that.
I remember having been so impressed seeing this in arcade as a kid. I could not play myself (it was for money, which I didn't have), but I watched older kids. Funny thing is that in my memory the characters were not cartoonish at all, it was like the best professional boxing simulator ever (no wonder, back then ZX Spectrum was my home computer).
What the actual laughing faces should be: Glass Joe: Smiling with half squinting eyes Piston Hurricane: Same eyes, but smiling Bald Bull: Same as Glass Joe, but his nose is slightly raised, just like Super Punch-Out for SNES Kid Quick: The same smile as Disco Kid Pizza Pasta: Open smiling mouth and squinting eyes Mr. Sandman: Same exact smile as Super Punch-Out for SNES
I used to play this in college. Missed many a class when they installed this in the student union. Gets very repetitive after you’ve gone through the challengers several times. Sometimes they’d get tougher and faster, but eventually you could be patient and anticipate their punches and just sit back and counter punch. Got to the point where I could turn it over a million. Very upset that scores only went up to 6 digits, and then looped back to 0. Had to get it close to a million and then lose so that my score was as close to a million as possible without going over. Best tip I got that allowed me to beat the game, set the joystick up or down, and then leave it in a neutral position. Made it so that I could duck their punches quicker.
I can't begin to tell you how I dominated this game when I was a teenager in the mid to late 80's. I would get to 999,990 and get knocked out before "turning the game over". After awhile the worst fighter to fight prior to that time would be Bald Bull with the blue gloves. Very unpredictable after 45 minutes of dominated this video arcade game. Great memories. I was one of the best in the San Antonio, Texas area back in the day!
Wow when I was prolly 10 years old I spent every quarter on this and once got to like the 43rd guy or something like that and lost, it was glass Joe but in the process I hit that million points and it went back to zero lol. Never quite got there again but I had all the like top ten records until they suddenly started disappearing to SOMEONE who would do that also lose before flipping it over. Never seen him in there but he took all my records. My favorite game ever, will never forget that memory, had like a crowd around me watching
i stood on a stool at the age of 5 and played this in the bowling alley with my dad. my dad claimed people gathered around to watch because i could get halfway through the game (i think i got to bald bull the second time). i vaguely remember at the time thinking..what's the big deal? now i get it. i also remembered thinking bald bull was so much harder than kid quick or pizza pasta for some reason too bad i didn't put any of that reactionary skill to use in the real world, and am now a complete loser. :)
geddoe316 great story. First time I played it I was 6 and my dad took me to the arcade. I got to hitting buttons and was thinking I’m good at this game. My dad finally said, “you’re not Joe, you’re the green guy”. Haha. My dad and I still laugh about that 35 years later!!
Of all the "I did this as a little kid in the '80s" video game claims, this is the best one I've ever seen. A five year old beating Sandman and the second Piston Hurricane. Uh huh.
Well actually, Nintendo didn't really have that in mind with this. Honestly, every game they made like Donkey Kong had a repeat mode after you beat the game for the first time.
Es el primer video juego que jugué siendo un niño y me sorprendió mucho los gráficos y el tema del juego a pesar de ser un juego de 1984, mucho mejor que juegos hasta 10 años mas nuevo, excelente calidad de Nintendo, que bonitos recuerdos no veía este juego hace mas de 30 años hasta ahorita
People always talk about the Mike Tyson NES game, but it seems the SNES Super Punch Out is much more faithful to the original concept. Fun game for 1984, no doubt.
I can smell the static electricity and copper tokens now. I just hope Mom takes her time shopping so I can keep watching these 80's teenagers pound on buttons.
One of my all-time favorite video games as a kid. Spent a lot of quarters on this one. The farthest I made it was to Mr. Sandman the 2nd time around. By then, I couldn't feel my hand, it was so intense. lol.
As an 80s kid hearing this n seeing the huge cabinet in the arcade felt like you were in or watching a real boxing match. Especially when boxing was very popular tyson,rocky etc
I couldn't get enough of it. My dad loved watching me play it at the arcade: "Body blow! Body Blow! C'mon! C'mon!" Pretty sure Pizza Pasta was as far as I got. I def didn't beat Sandman.
Piston Hurricane is my favorite on the arcade and I loved kicking his butt. On the NES I'd say it was King Hippo because of Captain N and I love when you beat him his pants fall down!
I lucked out on Kid Quick & beat him the first time I faced him. lol! I was like 7 years old. Pizza Pasta was too much for me, though. I don't recall beating him. If I did, I def didn't beat Sandman.
This game blew my mind when I saw it at Chuck E Cheese back in the day. We went from Space Invaders to Pac-Man to Donkey Kong. This game was so far ahead we had to wait until the 16 bit era to see this version ported.
They had this at Chuck E Cheese? Never saw it there, even if I often went to them back in the day. For the record, this particular game didn't even get an official console port, until the Switch. And no, Super Punch-Out for the Super N.E.S. doesn't exactly count for that matter either.
@@freakyfornash Super Punch Out was very similar in many ways and had the look of 3rd person perspective down very well. It was based off the arcade. But you are right it wasn't till even much later we got a real port. But yes of games that were not Dragons Lair of Space Ace, Punch Out was the most impressive eye candy I can remember. Graphics and sound were beyond what we could ever imagine as being top notch.
@@AngryCalvin Oh yeah, and this game truly was amazing for it's time too. That being even if Mike Tyson's Punch-Out for the original N.E.S. was by far the most well known, despite having a lot of differences from the original arcade game. There was also a revamped port of the arcade version of Super Punch-Out, called Frank Bruno's Boxing for the Commodore 64, albeit never got a stateside release though.
@@freakyfornash That would have been interesting. C64 was a very an impressive system. I had a Texas Instruments Home Computer and my friends had a Atari 800, and a C64. They all had really good arcade ports for the time. Too bad the game crash devastated what home computers could have been. Home computer consoles are one of my greatest memories in gaming.
@@AngryCalvin And the game looked pretty good to an extent. Just didn't play well though. I know many seemed kind of lukewarm about Super Punch-Out on the Super N.E.S. it seemed. That despite the good reviews it got, and followed the spirit of the original arcade games, which Mike Tyson's P.O. didn't exactly do though.
Yeah, on Nintendo DS, Mike Tyson's Punch-out sucks. I think that the DS is more powerful than the arcade machine. The problem is the most of the peoples that knows original Punch-out doesn't own or do not play portable video games consoles. So Nintendo probably lose money with it.
+john smith Nintendo never put up superior arcade games! They just give you the inferior version of the games via ports from their consoles! Damn Shame knowing how technology advance and Nintendo can give us the arcade version with no problem but want to give us version of ports from consoles that we know is inferior.. not talking about the games that was consoles only! I can live with consoles only games in which I love some of them by the way!
WOW, one of the shortest longplays you've ever uploaded on UA-cam. Most of your longplays are actually long but this one I would consider a short complete playthrough.
This games was So Much Fun...I spent many many hours playing the game. Mr Sandman was tough and after you became Champion he would hit you 2 or 3 times if you did not dodge😀. Great Fun
Every character in each game (Number next to character's name represent's how many games they where in.) 1983 Punch-Out (6): Glass Joe Piston Hurricane Bald Bull Kid Quick (Exclusive to this Version) Pizza Pasta (Exclusive to this Version) Mr. Sandman (Final Character) ----------------------------------------------------------- 1984 Super Punch-Out (5): Bear Hugger Dragon Chan Vodka Drunkenski Great Tiger Super Machoman (Final Character) ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1987 Mike Tyson's Punch-Out (11) Glass Joe (2) Von Kaiser Piston Honda Don Flamenco King Hippo Great Tiger (2) Bald Bull (2) Vodka Drunkenski / Soda Popinski (2) Mr. Sandman (2) Super Machoman (2) Mike Tyson (Final Character) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1994 Super Punch-Out (16) Gabby Jay Bear Hugger (2) Piston Hurricane (2) Bald Bull (3) Bob Charlie Dragon Chan (2) Masked Muscle Mr. Sandman (3) Aran Ryan Heike Kagero Mad Clown Super Machoman (3) Narcis Prince Hoy Quarlow Rick Bruiser Nick Bruiser (Final Character) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Character That Appear's Most: Bald Bull Mr. Sandman Super Machman -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Damn, Piston whipped your ass in that rematch lol. Man, I Ioved this game. I used to struggle against Bald Bull for weeks until I finally picked up on his pattern and eventually beat him, but then there was Sandman who I kept losing too because that dude had no pattern. He was just tough!
I swear this will happen, if a real life boxer names himself Pizza Pasta, he'll go all the way to the top, Pacquiao, Canelo, Pasta, Tyson, Foreman, etc.
The green wire boxer in this game is not LIttle Mac. Little Mac is only in the MIke Tysons Punchout And Punchout for NIntendo and Punch OUt for WII. The arcade games are a different story than those.
I've watched this game for years and I've just now noticed Donkey Kong, Mario, DK Jr. and I'm guessing Luigi (or another Jumpman next to him) in the audience
Grew-up with NES Mike Tyson's Punch-out!!, and this is the first time ive seen the arcade version. I think the devs nailed the NES version, they got rid of the things that didn't work, and built on the game even more. NES version was /is superior.
This is the same speech synthesis Atari used in their System 1 and 2 and Konami used in their Bubble Machine games (most infamously, Double Dribble). Kinda mind blowing to hear it in an earlier game that's made by Nintendo.
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Oh! I always wondered why it was Mr. Sandman as the champion of the Wii version of Punch-Out... turns out it's because he was the ORIGINAL champion!
You're damn right! Respect the Champ!
And the fact that he’s way more intimidating in the Wii version. Being huge, makes everything shake with big foot steps, destroys a building in anger, literally beaten all other boxers and nasty temper. His 2nd fight literally resembles the dream bout with Mike Tyson/Mr. Dream from the NES version.
Did you want Super Macho Man?
Mr. Sandman will always hold the world heavyweight champion title in Punch-Out for as long as I live.
@Carlo Rivera-Riera Egads! What a more perfect name than "Dreamland Express" for Elon's first human venture to Mars?
The graphics and character sprites in this game are still so impressive.
Ikr they are very impressive because it's for 30 years ago!
NORM NORM They almost look SNES-like to me, and that's for a game that came out over thirty years ago.
TheMorningFlash well arcades were way stronger than consoles
And the voices too.
I was thinking the same thing. Can't believe this came out in 1984.
I love how they count out the KO so quickly. “He’s down. 12345678910!”
it was made a long time ago and it was cheaper to do that so they did
This was definitely the inspiration for the Boxing 🥊 game in Wii Sports
Imagine seeing a ROCKY movie where Rockys opponents name is Pizza Pasta.
Why does the ref count so friggin fast? I think Little Mac, I'm sorry, "Challenger" may be paying him off behind the scenes.
Haaaauuuuue!! Your right!! Haha hahaha !? J (confused gasp)
come on now, we all now that’s don flamenco's thing!
Changing my legal name to Pizza Pasta.
Last Gasps lol
Last Gasps yeah don't do that
Well...considering your name is Last Gasps....
Breathe arcade edition Air 👿
Last Gasps me too
This version almost looks & sounds like 16bit.
It’s amezing especially for 1984.
I think it's better than that because of all the sprite scaling and large sprites it has. Now why did Nintendo quit making arcade machines like these? They could've been with SEGA and Namco's levels of arcade goodness.
1983*
@@solarflare9078 Because where is Sega and Namco now?? Nintendo is still huge.
@@andersonfernandes7982 the game was developed and completed in 1983 (as seen in the copyright date), but it's release date was held back until April of 1984.
@@WALDENSOFTWARE What? They were saying SEGA and Namco made arcade games well, not that they were bigger. Learn how to read!
Ah, this brings me back to the small arcade in the bowling alley near my house in 1985.
The sound of pins rattling and the smell of fish fry, dirty bowling shoes cheap beer and stale cigarettes on a Friday night.
Good times.
IYKYK, the best fucking times we had or will ever fucking have!
The local Putt Putt had a great arcade in it and this game was BY FAR the loudest game in it. Constant "BODY BLOW, BODY BLOW, BODY BLOW".
Mottybo
A little late to the game, but I just learned of the original arcade version. VERY impressive digital voice. I've heard far worse in Street Fighter. The graphics looks very advance for the time as well.
people are usually surprised to find out Nintendo used to be at the forefront of new and powerful technology, the opposite of today.
Nintendo innovates in some ways and brings us fantastic games. However, their hardware has been about a generation behind since the wii. The wii's graphics were almost the same as the gamecube, with some advances. Though, not enough for a next generation console at the time. Graphics aren't everything, but there's reasons why Nintendo is not often considered when it comes to getting a new console. Their hardware and graphics are often as advanced as the past generation. So why spend sooo much money on a new console with hardware and graphics that have been surpassed by the competition? (I don't necessarily think that way. I love Nintendo, but I see their faults.) Also, lack of mature games and lack of third party support doesn't help. Luckily, the switch has been turning things around for Nintendo. Someday, I hope they realize that advanced hardware actually does matter. Their many popular series are great, but it's not enough to get the interest of past Nintendo fans that have moved on, or people that are curious about owning a Nintendo console, but aren't convinced as to why they should.
I used to PLAY the arcade version when it came out. Could never beat Bald Bull. lol.
I had a digital watch with earphone , missile command in 1982
It got annoying realy fast, especially if you were playing a game nearby, especially "Body blow!"
I used to play this at the arcade as kid. Such great memories! Thank you so much for sharing.
Awesome memories indeed!!
Also brings a good smile to my face.. good memories !!
I can't belive this thing is more than 30 years old.
+oscarzx n I can't believe this isnt as popular as the NES one
Flaming CreeperYT then why was it still popular with Mr dream?
Flaming CreeperYT I know but when me and my friends were young we could not tell
oscarzx n
Aged so well, to
Possibly why Little Mac is in Smash.
Did you spot Donkey Kong in the audience?
Yeah, did you see Mario?
Then he thought it'd be cool to fight and that explains why he appears in Wii version XD.
yes i did he is in the corner
Hahahahahaha I just see it now and not before I played the game XDDD
Yep. And dk Jr. And mayyybbeeee Mario.
Congrats your child is a boy!
What will you name him?
*PIZZA PASTA*
THAT IS SOME RACIST SHIT
He should be named pizza 🍕 pye. That doesn’t sound racist.
Ernesto Villalpando pizza 🍕 I don’t think 💭 pizza 🍕 🍕 pye seems racist.
Fair enough...
that’s like like an American naming their kid “Hot Dog Cheeseburger”
This game was really from the future back in the 80's, I can't even remember any arcade game using voice samplers, very impressive. The vertical screen was also out of this world.
I'm so old I remember when they brought this over from Japan in '83 to Los Angeles...punks were lined up around the block to play
slappy0077 Me too I think we were in line behind you!
I'm 42 as well, and I remember watching others play this game. Most of them lost to Bald Bull, but I would see the occasional player get to Pizza Pasta before losing.
42, too! I loved this one. I used to always get past the first two boxers, then it started getting hard. I remember being so excited when I made it to Kid Quick! I beat him the very first time I faced him -- I guess I lucked out or was just well-practiced at the game at that point. I made it to Pizza Pasta, but I can't remember if I beat him or not. I definitely didn't beat Sandman if I did face him. I'd definitely remember that.
I remember having been so impressed seeing this in arcade as a kid. I could not play myself (it was for money, which I didn't have), but I watched older kids. Funny thing is that in my memory the characters were not cartoonish at all, it was like the best professional boxing simulator ever (no wonder, back then ZX Spectrum was my home computer).
What the actual laughing faces should be:
Glass Joe: Smiling with half squinting eyes
Piston Hurricane: Same eyes, but smiling
Bald Bull: Same as Glass Joe, but his nose is slightly raised, just like Super Punch-Out for SNES
Kid Quick: The same smile as Disco Kid
Pizza Pasta: Open smiling mouth and squinting eyes
Mr. Sandman: Same exact smile as Super Punch-Out for SNES
I miss arcade games like Punch Out. There was nothing like walking in an arcade room and playing games like this one.
There were times in my life when I thought I had imagined arcade Punch-Out.
He literally counts to ten in 3 seconds. GIVE THESE GUYS A CHANCE
I mean, how much time do u need? It’s a button mash, and you’re up in a second.
So many great memories with this game back in the day.
How the f- did Glass Joe become top ranked?!
The same way he earned a title shot in Title Defense mode, I guess.
old post but here it goes.
knocking all those newbies in the
nes console
Obiously by knocking Nick Bruiser.
Glass Joe wasn't such a pushover the second time around, third time around etc
Kid Quick is gay
I used to play this in college. Missed many a class when they installed this in the student union. Gets very repetitive after you’ve gone through the challengers several times. Sometimes they’d get tougher and faster, but eventually you could be patient and anticipate their punches and just sit back and counter punch. Got to the point where I could turn it over a million. Very upset that scores only went up to 6 digits, and then looped back to 0. Had to get it close to a million and then lose so that my score was as close to a million as possible without going over. Best tip I got that allowed me to beat the game, set the joystick up or down, and then leave it in a neutral position. Made it so that I could duck their punches quicker.
one of the great injustices of my youth was how much power the opponents got back after a knockdown vs how much the player got back
I can't begin to tell you how I dominated this game when I was a teenager in the mid to late 80's. I would get to 999,990 and get knocked out before "turning the game over". After awhile the worst fighter to fight prior to that time would be Bald Bull with the blue gloves. Very unpredictable after 45 minutes of dominated this video arcade game. Great memories. I was one of the best in the San Antonio, Texas area back in the day!
Wow when I was prolly 10 years old I spent every quarter on this and once got to like the 43rd guy or something like that and lost, it was glass Joe but in the process I hit that million points and it went back to zero lol. Never quite got there again but I had all the like top ten records until they suddenly started disappearing to SOMEONE who would do that also lose before flipping it over. Never seen him in there but he took all my records. My favorite game ever, will never forget that memory, had like a crowd around me watching
Pizza Pasta's a tougher opponent than I thought he was.
This game is coming to the Switch as part of Arcade Archives: Mario Bros.
GIT FREAKIN' HYPED
i stood on a stool at the age of 5 and played this in the bowling alley with my dad. my dad claimed people gathered around to watch because i could get halfway through the game (i think i got to bald bull the second time). i vaguely remember at the time thinking..what's the big deal? now i get it.
i also remembered thinking bald bull was so much harder than kid quick or pizza pasta for some reason
too bad i didn't put any of that reactionary skill to use in the real world, and am now a complete loser. :)
geddoe316 Shouldve joined game tournaments.
Danny, is that you?
geddoe316 great story. First time I played it I was 6 and my dad took me to the arcade. I got to hitting buttons and was thinking I’m good at this game. My dad finally said, “you’re not Joe, you’re the green guy”. Haha. My dad and I still laugh about that 35 years later!!
r/thathappened
Of all the "I did this as a little kid in the '80s" video game claims, this is the best one I've ever seen. A five year old beating Sandman and the second Piston Hurricane. Uh huh.
I'm Italian so Pizza Pasta has a special place in my heart
Really i thought you'd feel sterotyped by him.
@@shellyanimations4316 nah he's an icon
So you are not offended?
I still remember this arcade. Dual screens and the big button for the haymakers. Those were good times.
Pizza Pasta sounds like one day he was high out of his mind and decided to do boxing and went "yeah that's my name."
Oh wow, didn't know Title Defense originated here.
Well actually, Nintendo didn't really have that in mind with this. Honestly, every game they made like Donkey Kong had a repeat mode after you beat the game for the first time.
Loved this game. One of the early games I started my arcade journey on. Of all the fighters, I could only recall the legendary Glass Joe.
This was my shit back in the day...id go into the arcade with 50 cents and on the same game for literally HOURS......
Es el primer video juego que jugué siendo un niño y me sorprendió mucho los gráficos y el tema del juego a pesar de ser un juego de 1984, mucho mejor que juegos hasta 10 años mas nuevo, excelente calidad de Nintendo, que bonitos recuerdos no veía este juego hace mas de 30 años hasta ahorita
People always talk about the Mike Tyson NES game, but it seems the SNES Super Punch Out is much more faithful to the original concept. Fun game for 1984, no doubt.
Yeah, SNES Super Punch-Out is like a souped up version of the original arcade games. I love both Super Punch-Out and Mike Tyson's Punch-Out.
I legit want Pizza Pasta in the next Punch-Out! Game
I can smell the static electricity and copper tokens now.
I just hope Mom takes her time shopping so I can keep watching these 80's teenagers pound on buttons.
Since I'm From Italy, I laugh soooo hard at Pizza Pasta
SkillzTV it's like if they called masked muscle from super punch out burrito taco
Um most people born in non-English countries learn English as a secondary language
The Official Evil Slash Nice Group
It’s official. According to this guy, Italian people aren’t aloud to learn English. Tell your friends.
They need to resurrect Pizza Pasta and Kid Quick!
El Shevii Hmm, should probably look at that again. And mind you, Pizza Pasta does appear to have been reinvented as Aran Ryan.
One of my all-time favorite video games as a kid. Spent a lot of quarters on this one. The farthest I made it was to Mr. Sandman the 2nd time around. By then, I couldn't feel my hand, it was so intense. lol.
Still great after more than 30 years.
I remember playing this game at a local Zayre store all the time. They had this and Dragon's Lair. Shows how old I am! XD
I believe this was Koji Kondo's first score
Correct.
And he went on to do the score for Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda and Star Fox 64, among others.
4:18 That is one pissed-off fusion of Vinny and Vegeta.
Dragon Chan is like Goku, I guess.
As an 80s kid hearing this n seeing the huge cabinet in the arcade felt like you were in or watching a real boxing match. Especially when boxing was very popular tyson,rocky etc
I remember beating Mr sandman... in the arcade back in the 80's with one quarter!!!! ahhhhhh.. the good ole days !!! :-)
wow glass joe was somewhat competent but how the hell did he get a title shot lol.
And to think the game was originally made in 1983. Pretty damn impressive graphics and sound for the time.
1984. It was developed during 1983, but its initial release in Japan came in February 1984, then here (in the U.S.) a month later.
God this looks incredible for an early 80's arcade game. The sprite work is just beautiful.
I couldn't get enough of it. My dad loved watching me play it at the arcade: "Body blow! Body Blow! C'mon! C'mon!" Pretty sure Pizza Pasta was as far as I got. I def didn't beat Sandman.
@@JasonPizzolato i was thinking what he says aribow aribow and it is body blow thanks
Pizza Pasta did alright after boxing, he owns a chain of Olive Gardens in Sicily.
Remember a crowd of people around this game in the arcade at Six Flags St. Louis in 1985.
The "secret" for beating Kid Quick was Right-Hook, Right (then dodge) Right-Hook, Right (then dodge) Right-Hook, Right (then dodge)...
jdmikeg4 He's my favorite it makes me sad that I have to beat him
Piston Hurricane is my favorite on the arcade and I loved kicking his butt. On the NES I'd say it was King Hippo because of Captain N and I love when you beat him his pants fall down!
I lucked out on Kid Quick & beat him the first time I faced him. lol! I was like 7 years old. Pizza Pasta was too much for me, though. I don't recall beating him. If I did, I def didn't beat Sandman.
I beat all of them eventually cus I copied someone else who knew how to win the title.
I remember spending hours playing this game in the arcade of a local flea market every Saturday. Pumping in quarter after quarter. Good times.
I remember as a kid,we called him "Pissed On" Hurricane (and later "Pissed On" Honda)!!!.....lol
Great childhood memories with this game.
I didn’t know Kid Quick or Pizza Pasta even existed. They should make a new punch out for the switch featuring every character
i will never get over how fast they count
The game that launched a million punches for Nintendo.
Pizza Pasta is from Napoli. Maybe the authors took a vacation there and ate pizza and pasta.
Now I want Italian food!?...
NNOOOOOOOOOO
The producers must have been hungry 😋 when designing the character.
When you want to give someone a throat punch, just laugh it off and think of this game. ~ MIGHTY BLOW
This game would’ve made much more sense to be released on the Nintendo DS since it has 2 screens
True. I wish Nintendo had released a remake, remaster or just a port of the original arcade game for the NDS.
Someone can make a homebrew
Funny to think that Bald Bull has been in every single Punch-Out!! Game ever.
Great childhood if you got to play this! 80’s we’re great!
This game is underrated because of mike tysons punch out
I spent waaaaay too much time and quarters at arcades. I still remember Mighty Blow!
actually it's body blow, I used to think it was mighty blow too
I always liked how the screen moved around in this and snes punch out because it feels more like a real boxing match
Before the Nintendo DS printed money, Punch-Out rocked two screens at once.
The guy introducing everyone sounds like Kermit The Frog.
JOOOOEL
PorkyTheKing JOEL GO THE FUCK TO BED
Headache Puppy IM TRYING TO BANG MISS PIGGY
PorkyTheKing Joel! Why is there a stripper having a seizure on my computer Joel! JOEL!
Legends say that to this day, he’s still an up and coming boxer.
This game blew my mind when I saw it at Chuck E Cheese back in the day. We went from Space Invaders to Pac-Man to Donkey Kong. This game was so far ahead we had to wait until the 16 bit era to see this version ported.
They had this at Chuck E Cheese? Never saw it there, even if I often went to them back in the day. For the record, this particular game didn't even get an official console port, until the Switch. And no, Super Punch-Out for the Super N.E.S. doesn't exactly count for that matter either.
@@freakyfornash Super Punch Out was very similar in many ways and had the look of 3rd person perspective down very well. It was based off the arcade. But you are right it wasn't till even much later we got a real port. But yes of games that were not Dragons Lair of Space Ace, Punch Out was the most impressive eye candy I can remember. Graphics and sound were beyond what we could ever imagine as being top notch.
@@AngryCalvin Oh yeah, and this game truly was amazing for it's time too. That being even if Mike Tyson's Punch-Out for the original N.E.S. was by far the most well known, despite having a lot of differences from the original arcade game. There was also a revamped port of the arcade version of Super Punch-Out, called Frank Bruno's Boxing for the Commodore 64, albeit never got a stateside release though.
@@freakyfornash That would have been interesting. C64 was a very an impressive system. I had a Texas Instruments Home Computer and my friends had a Atari 800, and a C64. They all had really good arcade ports for the time. Too bad the game crash devastated what home computers could have been. Home computer consoles are one of my greatest memories in gaming.
@@AngryCalvin And the game looked pretty good to an extent. Just didn't play well though. I know many seemed kind of lukewarm about Super Punch-Out on the Super N.E.S. it seemed. That despite the good reviews it got, and followed the spirit of the original arcade games, which Mike Tyson's P.O. didn't exactly do though.
piston hurricane looks like Sammy Davis Jr
Makoto Muramasa Or Lionel Richie!
Or Apollo Creed, who he was obviously based off of as well too!
Wow, this game was released when? It looks gorgeous.
Dr. Corndog 1984
Amazing graphics and gameplay, especially for it's time.
December 1983 in japan
When I saw this in the Arcades as a kid, I used to think Kid Quick's name was Kid Duck! LOL
if they make a new punch 🥊 out game, they could name one ☝️ of the boxers kid 🧒 duck 🦆. You have a great 👍 point there.
Dude, this was a game ahead of it's time. I think this version is the GOAT, even above Tyson.
THEY NEED TO MAKE A NEW ARCADE PUNCH-OUT. I would totally play it and watch other people play it
Yeah, on Nintendo DS, Mike Tyson's Punch-out sucks. I think that the DS is more powerful than the arcade machine. The problem is the most of the peoples that knows original Punch-out doesn't own or do not play portable video games consoles. So Nintendo probably lose money with it.
+john smith Nintendo never put up superior arcade games! They just give you the inferior version of the games via ports from their consoles! Damn Shame knowing how technology advance and Nintendo can give us the arcade version with no problem but want to give us version of ports from consoles that we know is inferior.. not talking about the games that was consoles only! I can live with consoles only games in which I love some of them by the way!
I want a new arcade punch 🥊 out as well. What boxers do you think 💭 should be in it?
Mr. Sandman uppercuts still hurt in 2018!
WOW, one of the shortest longplays you've ever uploaded on UA-cam. Most of your longplays are actually long but this one I would consider a short complete playthrough.
This games was So Much Fun...I spent many many hours playing the game.
Mr Sandman was tough and after you became Champion he would hit you 2 or 3 times if you did not dodge😀. Great Fun
Every character in each game (Number next to character's name represent's how many games they where in.)
1983 Punch-Out (6):
Glass Joe
Piston Hurricane
Bald Bull
Kid Quick (Exclusive to this Version)
Pizza Pasta (Exclusive to this Version)
Mr. Sandman (Final Character)
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1984 Super Punch-Out (5):
Bear Hugger
Dragon Chan
Vodka Drunkenski
Great Tiger
Super Machoman (Final Character)
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1987 Mike Tyson's Punch-Out (11)
Glass Joe (2)
Von Kaiser
Piston Honda
Don Flamenco
King Hippo
Great Tiger (2)
Bald Bull (2)
Vodka Drunkenski / Soda Popinski (2)
Mr. Sandman (2)
Super Machoman (2)
Mike Tyson (Final Character)
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1994 Super Punch-Out (16)
Gabby Jay
Bear Hugger (2)
Piston Hurricane (2)
Bald Bull (3)
Bob Charlie
Dragon Chan (2)
Masked Muscle
Mr. Sandman (3)
Aran Ryan
Heike Kagero
Mad Clown
Super Machoman (3)
Narcis Prince
Hoy Quarlow
Rick Bruiser
Nick Bruiser (Final Character)
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Character That Appear's Most:
Bald Bull
Mr. Sandman
Super Machman
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I used to lose to Glass Joe on purpose in my first title defense so I could see Glass Joe as champ.
Wow, I've never seen anyone after Bald Bull in the arcades before... kid quick et al? Dang! I've heard of Mr Sandman only from the NES version.
Great fighting! Was great to remember how bad I sucked at this game. Well done.
8:10 - Your character turns around and you're revealed to be..... MEL GIBSON!
Ever have one of those days where you wake up, look in the mirror and all you see is Kid Quick's in-game sprite?
XD
Damn, Piston whipped your ass in that rematch lol. Man, I Ioved this game. I used to struggle against Bald Bull for weeks until I finally picked up on his pattern and eventually beat him, but then there was Sandman who I kept losing too because that dude had no pattern. He was just tough!
I am forever in debt to my grandfather for all the quarters he gave me in the mall to play this game.
I can't tell what's more hilarious. That bell sound effect, the not so subtle racism, or Mac's face. Either way this looks pretty rad.
He's not Little Mac.
But that is
Not Mac but Challenger
That isn't Mac. He debuted in Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! and this character is someone else. This game was before Mike Tyson's Punch Out!!.
***** I think he is now.
Am I the only one who noticed Donkey Kong in the background?
Yosef the Swag Master nope
Don't forget Donkey Kong Jr. and the Mario Bros.
Yosef the Swag Master when
Bah, that's terrible. nope. remember when this was in arcades and we all saw him
Nope
Ese juego lo jugaba hace mucho tiempo en Leon Gto,,,, en un lugar llamado chispas, en la zona centro que recuerdos
I swear this will happen, if a real life boxer names himself Pizza Pasta, he'll go all the way to the top, Pacquiao, Canelo, Pasta, Tyson, Foreman, etc.
Yellow Frame Little Mac should be an alt for Little Mac in sm4sh too....
The green wire boxer in this game is not LIttle Mac. Little Mac is only in the MIke Tysons Punchout And Punchout for NIntendo and Punch OUt for WII. The arcade games are a different story than those.
Then who is that guy and what the hell is the story in the arcade games
I've watched this game for years and I've just now noticed Donkey Kong, Mario, DK Jr. and I'm guessing Luigi (or another Jumpman next to him) in the audience
Grew-up with NES Mike Tyson's Punch-out!!, and this is the first time ive seen the arcade version. I think the devs nailed the NES version, they got rid of the things that didn't work, and built on the game even more. NES version was /is superior.
Mr. Sandman's hardcore, even the first time around.
Thanks for this I absolutely loved this back in the day
Great vid. Brings back memories
Anybody knows if this game is in pandora s5 arcade machine. (1388 GAMES) I cant find a game list anywhere
This is the same speech synthesis Atari used in their System 1 and 2 and Konami used in their Bubble Machine games (most infamously, Double Dribble).
Kinda mind blowing to hear it in an earlier game that's made by Nintendo.
I went 272 straight fights in this game at the 10 plex movie theater arcade in Paramus NJ. 5+ straight hrs of playing