3:34 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Super Punch-Out was one of my favorite arcade games. THIS song was one of the best in video games!
Wow. This kind of digitized speech synthesis is REALLY good for its time in 1983. Long sentences, lots of speech, and all in a decent quality, one year BEFORE Atari's System 1 & 2 (which also had speech synthesis, starting with Paperboy). The game too with the sprite scaling! It's smoother than even SEGA and Namco's arcade games at the time.
This is why i wondered why home consoles did not have an strong aspect of arcades (Arcades were the king of quality) I know the neo geo home arcade console exists
The way I remember the game on the nes and snes and wii systems bald bull ain’t going down that easy and the sandman damn sure ain’t going down on no second knockdown
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MAME-RR? I gave it a try, but how you are suposted to do the slow-motions? Or there is no option for that?
TASes are made to demonstrate programmable optimization skills, not to "impress" anyone. Some games showcase it better than other and this isn't one of them. If you were already biased towards traditional speed-running, then you already had your answer from the start.
No way. NES has more variety of fighters but back in the day this was an arcade game and the NES was home console. Home consoles weren't even close to looking or sounding as good. This held true until xbox/ps1 era
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Donkey Kong is in the audience...probably contemplating a possible career in this sport.
Glass Joe was at the height of his career here. Rank NUMBER 9 in the world.
3:34 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Super Punch-Out was one of my favorite arcade games. THIS song was one of the best in video games!
What a short but successful boxing career
Because is like a all boss battle video.
Wow. This kind of digitized speech synthesis is REALLY good for its time in 1983. Long sentences, lots of speech, and all in a decent quality, one year BEFORE Atari's System 1 & 2 (which also had speech synthesis, starting with Paperboy).
The game too with the sprite scaling! It's smoother than even SEGA and Namco's arcade games at the time.
This is why i wondered why home consoles did not have an strong aspect of arcades
(Arcades were the king of quality)
I know the neo geo home arcade console exists
@@bigsof7381the Neo Geo AES also cost $650 when it launched in 1993, almost $1500 adjusted for inflation.
Little Mac becomes world champ by beating a bunch of dudes that can't be bothered to throw a single punch.
Bald Bull never cleaned what blocking is
RIGHT RIGHT
BODYBLOW BODYBLOW!
KNOCKOUT!
UP UP!
DOWN DOWN!
LEFT RIGHT!
LEFT RIGHT!
A B START!
Oh wait.....wrong company
General Jimmies XD
heh, Donkey Kong is in the audience. Also fastest 10 count I have ever seen
Uncle Andross Also, 8-bit Mario and "realistic" middle-aged Mario to the left of / below DK.
Don't forget about DK Jr. He's right above Mario.
The Japanese version has an even faster 10 count.
Pizza Pasta... what an awesome name.
Makes me hungry, LOL
Makes me hungry, LOL
Glass Joe 0:15
Piston Hurricane 0:32
Bald Bull 0:55
Kid Quick 1:20
Pizza Pasta 1:50
Mr Sandman 2:16
The speedrun
you can't say someone is "down for the count" when you haven't started counting
Well, they have to be down before you can start counting...
@@therealxoc yes, "down for the count" means that you finished the count and they were down for the whole time
And then after Scott Bakula won the World Championship and the Title Belt everyone hoped the next leap would be the one that gets him home.
This guy referees these bouts like he's got somewhere else to be
This was done on MAME, for anybody that needs to know.
-Disco- Kid Quick ain't got *nothin'* on £e Nécroyeur TAS-powered lightning fists!
We need a new Punch-Out game only so that Pizza Pasta can be in it
Glass joe 0:15 Piston Hurricane 0:17 Bald Bull 0:17 0:20 0:23 Kid Quick 0:25 Pizza Pasta 0:18 0:30 Mr Sandman 0:17 0:26
The times
91,000 re-records!? Double-damn! It must have taken a month to record this gameplay!!
Nintendo ain't slick with that Rocky music when you win the belt haha.
Did you see Donkey kong on the last battle around the public?
PIZZA PASTA?!?!
2:16 - Put it in a box!
I thought there would be more fighters, like Vodka Drunkenski etc.
That goes for Super Punch-Out
ah yes. my bad.
I wanna see a TAS of Arm Wrestling.
Memer Jones *arms
it should include any loops that change how you play the game. I know there's at least one, but I haven't been able to get beyond that.
tasvideos.org/3395M.html
THE CHAMPION OF
ZA WARLUDO!
going up against a neon green wireframe fella in the ring must be terrifying
The way I remember the game on the nes and snes and wii systems bald bull ain’t going down that easy and the sandman damn sure ain’t going down on no second knockdown
MAME-RR?
I gave it a try, but how you are suposted to do the slow-motions? Or there is no option for that?
Super punch out for snes has the same graphics and the ring ropes are the same and the Nintendo name in the corner
This is the first ultra wide video I've seen. Has this been done before, or no?
3:36 0:28 0:05 1:04 2:57
*_K I D . Q U I C K_*
*_P I Z Z A . P A S T A_*
kid QUIIICK
onetwothreefourfivesixseveneightnineten!........KNOCKOUT!
he's the green man
yay
OH SAY CAN YOU SEE
BY THE DAWN'S EARLY LIGHT
... Oh wait, wrong arcade sports game...
Pizza pasta.. Ok then?
1:12 2:57
pizza pasta good game fighting
pizza pasta.. really.
Help me understand why tool-assisted speedruns are supposed to be impressive?
TASes are made to demonstrate programmable optimization skills, not to "impress" anyone. Some games showcase it better than other and this isn't one of them. If you were already biased towards traditional speed-running, then you already had your answer from the start.
this game is ugly is hell would take nes punch out anyday
Nes Punch-out is so good anyway. and it has music in battles
No way. NES has more variety of fighters but back in the day this was an arcade game and the NES was home console. Home consoles weren't even close to looking or sounding as good. This held true until xbox/ps1 era
Cheat
Bart sweating!