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TKO

Now you can literally “enter the ring” in the classic first-person boxing game TKO from Accolade™ – the boxing game that sticks you right on the canvas, staring straight into the eyes of a prize fighter bent on rearranging your face.

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March 5, 2021
5 years and 150 days ago
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Come face-to-face with a heavyweight champ!

Too many boxing games place the player outside the ring looking in. How can you experience the adrenaline jolt of landing a crisp uppercut from the cheap seats?

Now you can literally “enter the ring” in the classic first-person boxing game TKO from Accolade™ – the boxing game that sticks you right on the canvas, staring straight into the eyes of a prize fighter bent on rearranging your face.

TKO’s features make it a unanimous decision:
  • Split-screen, arcade-style boxing action gives you a dual, first-person perspective. Watch yourself hit and get hit.
  • Witness the punishment of the punches on each fighter’s face. They swell. They bruise. They turn black and blue.
  • Calibrate each boxer’s strengths. Is his left better than his right? Is he cat-like or a clubber? Does he run out of band-aids or run out of gas?
  • Fight a stable of hungry contenders, each with his own ringside manner.
  • Slug it out with large, animated fighters. Pick on somebody your own size.
  • One or two player capability: pummel friends or clobber the computer.
  • Aerial-cam shows your position in the ring.