A boxing game with realistic fighting action and intuitive controls, Victorious Boxers: Revolution takes full advantage of the unique capabilities of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to give players an authentic, real-life boxing experience. The various moves include punches like jabs, straights, uppercuts and hooks, as well as defensive maneuvers like ducks and sways. Players can enjoy head-to-head rounds with their friends or play through the deep and compelling Story Mode as they follow the story of Ippo Makunouchi, a high school student who is bullied by his classmates, as he rises to the top of the professional boxing ranks. Each of the opponents Ippo faces has unique moves and techniques. Various control schemes allow eager players to punch and weave with their body to make the action appear onscreen for the full boxing experience, as well as less strenuous options and even Classic Controller compatibility. The standard viewpoint is positioned right behind the player's transparent fighter to further enhance the feeling of being right there in the heat of battle.

The player experiences the Hajime no Ippo storyline from the very beginning, when Makunouchi Ippo experienced his first sparring match against Miyata, playing as various characters the player must fight and win against their opponents each round in order to advance the storyline. The player is also given a choice of selecting Free Battle mode, where they can pit a chosen character against the computer or a second player. They are also given a choice of modifying the character and their opponent's strength, stamina, and guard as well as the difficulty level, BGM and boxing stage in the following match. The game also introduces stages in Canada and Australia unique to itself.

Victorious Boxers: Revolution is a challenging, intense boxing title for the Wii. The first dedicated boxing title for the Wii, this game makes full use of its unique motion-control capabilities. Gameplay is realistic to appeal to sports and boxing fans, but also has an extensive Story Mode and many unique fighters with their own special moves, making it involving and easy to play for all audiences.

Realistic one-on-one boxing experience, the first of its kind on the Wii.

● Massive Story Mode with loads of in-game cut-scenes, voiced dialogue and plenty of unlockable content including special abilities, stages and boxers. ● Sparring Mode with a variety of adjustable settings such as number of rounds and knock-down limits. ● 25 playable characters to choose from, each with their own unique special moves such as the Gazelle Punch, Shotgun and Flicker Jab, and the ability to adjust their speed, power and strength parameters. ● Three different control modes: Swing Mode allows the player to punch and maneuver using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk as if they are wearing boxing gloves; Pointer Mode allows the player to point and place a cursor on their target on screen and execute the moves with a smaller movement of the Wii Remote; and Classic Controller Mode. ● A variety of stages and venues to choose from, including Sydney City Arena, Las Vegas Palace and Korakuen Hall.

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Alternative Titles

Victorious Boxers: Challenge, Hajime no Ippo Revolution, はじめの一歩 レボリューション

Platform

Nintendo Wii

Developer(s)

Grand Prix, Cavia

Publishers(s)

AQ Interactive, Xseed Games, Ubisoft

Genres(s)

Fighting, Sports

NA Release Date

October 16, 2007

JP Release Date

June 21, 2007

EU Release Date

April 11, 2008

AUS Release Date

March 8, 2008

ESRB Rating

Teen

PEGI Rating

PEGI 16

CERO Rating

CERO A

ACB Rating

PG

MVGL User Score

3 by 1 user(s)

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