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Name:
Knock Out Boxing
Seller: Gakken
Date: 1984?
Display: LCD
Fun-Factor: 
Comments: A great, original boxing game,
that actually has voice command recognition technology! I've
heard rumors that this was THE first voice command game in the history
of gaming, but I have no proof to back that up :) |
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So you can be lame and play using
just the buttons, or you can bark commands into the microphone like
"uppercut", "jab", "defense", "sway".
A friend of mine came over, and he said all the commands in
japanese, and I swear this thing understood perfectly!
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the game body was designed to nicely
hold the mic/earphone device around it
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screen shot from box
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front of box, with a totally unlicensed,
ripoff painting of Mohammed Ali
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