Nintendo has put cold hard date to its warm, freshly-revived Wii boxing game - Punch Out!!
The game, will be out in the UK on May 22nd, just over two months from now.
Before that, however, we're getting the chance to warm up with the Virtual Console release of the SNES's Super Punch Out!, the second game in the series. That's this Friday - the day right after today.
Nintendo's spiel on Punch Out!! (that's the brand new one, if you're starting to get confused) goes as follows: "The game brings the tactics and skills of boxing to the Wii as you spot weaknesses in your opponent’s armoury – such as changes in their body position – and exploit them with your best upper cuts, hooks and jabs. However, this time the game packs even more power with bold new 3D graphics and the introduction of the motion sensing controls of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to give a more instinctive boxing experience as you weave, bob and duck your way to the top!"
If you're feeling old school, however, there will also be the option to flip the Wii Remote on its side to mimic the classic NES control scheme.
The game, will be out in the UK on May 22nd, just over two months from now.
Before that, however, we're getting the chance to warm up with the Virtual Console release of the SNES's Super Punch Out!, the second game in the series. That's this Friday - the day right after today.
Nintendo's spiel on Punch Out!! (that's the brand new one, if you're starting to get confused) goes as follows: "The game brings the tactics and skills of boxing to the Wii as you spot weaknesses in your opponent’s armoury – such as changes in their body position – and exploit them with your best upper cuts, hooks and jabs. However, this time the game packs even more power with bold new 3D graphics and the introduction of the motion sensing controls of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to give a more instinctive boxing experience as you weave, bob and duck your way to the top!"
If you're feeling old school, however, there will also be the option to flip the Wii Remote on its side to mimic the classic NES control scheme.
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