Legends is not an especially noteworthy boxing game, but for serious fans of the Rocky films, the game does have its worthwhile moments.
Even devout fans of the sport would be better off with the previous Tapout game, or, if they own a PlayStation 2, THQ's Pride FC.
Black & Bruised is a fun arcade-style boxing game that casual gamers will find entertaining for awhile.
It may not have real fighters or venues, but it plays well and looks decent.
K-1 World Grand Prix has all the basics down, but ultimately the game falls just a little bit short.
Contender 2 is a much more enjoyable arcade-style boxing game than its processor, and fans of the original game, as well as fans of the genre, will undoubtedly enjoy it.
Punch King tries its best to be the next Punch-Out!!, but it falls short of the mark.
Sony Pictures Mobile has paid liberal homage to the NES boxing classic Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! in this third-person boxing game, but its tough controls and bland presentation make the final ...
Rocky Balboa is a game tie-in to the MGM 2007 movie of the same name.
The graphics are great, the gameplay is solid, and the quick fights make it the perfect type of game to play when you're on the go.
Sudden Impact is easily the most unflinchingly halfhearted effort in the series to date, and it only serves to further run the once-promising UFC name into the ground.
A realistic boxing game that aims to take advantage of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk.
Boxing is just simply a fun game to play that is more than worth its $10 price tag.
Rocky Boxing is a polished game that captures some of the essence of its namesake, but it just can't go the distance in the end.
In the final analysis, K1 is a perfect game to rent for a couple nights.
Unfortunately, Rocky is completely spoiled by a few major problems.
This boxing sim aims to expand gameplay beyond the ring, chronicling a fighter's rise to stardom in a documentary-style narrative.
This sequel falls squarely into the rent-me bin.
UFC Ultimate Fighting Championship is a mixed martial arts fighting game that will use the new EA Sports Ignite engine.
Die-hard boxing purists who are still looking for a game with true-to-life gameplay, however, will enjoy Knockout Kings 2000 for a brief period, quickly tire of its sim-free control, and ...
If you try playing Total Knockout and you're looking for something beyond an exaggeratedly buxom, watered-down revisit of Punch-Out, you may decide to hang up your gloves.
The stylized boxing game heads to the Wii to take advantage of the unique control system.
FaceBreaker brings the arcade boxing genre back for another few rounds.
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