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Foreman for Real technical data
Name | Foreman for Real |
System | Game Boy |
Year | 1995 |
Developer | Software Creations |
Genre | Sports |
Foreman for Real is a boxing game released by Nintendo for the Game Boy in 1994. It was developed by Factor 5 and published by Acclaim Entertainment. The game is based on the boxing career of George Foreman, the two-time world heavyweight champion.
The goal of Foreman for Real is to take your boxer from an unknown rookie to a world champion. You do this by fighting your way through various opponents in five different weight divisions. Along the way, you will have to train and improve your skills so that you can defeat tougher opponents as you move up the ranks.
When playing Foreman for Real, you have several options available to you. You can choose to fight in either an exhibition match or a tournament mode. The exhibition mode allows you to pick any opponent from any weight division and fight them one-on-one with no time limit or judges’ decisions involved. The tournament mode lets you enter into a series of fights that are scored based on the number of rounds won and lost, as well as other criteria such as knockouts and clean punches landed, until a winner is declared at the end of the tournament.
In addition to fighting matches, Foreman for Real also features a training mode which allows players to practice their skills before entering into real matches against opponents. This training mode includes activities such as heavy bag punching, sparring, running on a treadmill and jumping rope. Players can also use this training mode to improve their stats such as power, speed and stamina before they enter into real fights against opponents.
The graphics in Foreman for Real are fairly basic but still quite effective given the limitations of the Game Boy hardware at the time of its release. The character sprites used in both training and fighting modes are quite detailed and feature animations that accurately depict typical boxing moves such as jabs, uppercuts and hooks. The background music used in both modes is also quite catchy and adds some atmosphere to each fight or training session.
Overall, Foreman For Real is an enjoyable boxing game that provides plenty of challenge for both novice players looking for an easy introduction into the sport of boxing or experienced gamers looking for more advanced tactics when trying out different strategies against opponents across all five weight divisions featured in the game. The simple yet effective graphics used throughout along with its catchy soundtrack help bring each fight alive while providing just enough challenge without becoming overly difficult or tedious during long play sessions making it an ideal portable gaming experience on Game Boy systems back when it first released back in 1994