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TKO Super Championship Boxing

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Also known as
Kentō-ō World Champion 拳闘王ワールドチャンピオン

Manage stamina to throw punches, train between fights, and battle seven opponents to win the championship belt.

TKO Super Championship Boxing is the North American SNES release of Kentō-ō World Champion, published by SOFEL in 1992; the original Japanese Super Famicom version also released in 1992, making the SNES version the original platform release.


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Released
1992
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2D scrolling
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297.40 KB
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About TKO Super Championship Boxing

TKO Super Championship Boxing is a sports simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System centered on professional boxing. Players engage in matches consisting of three-minute rounds, with the objective of depleting an opponent's energy through well-timed jabs and hooks to score a knockout.

Beyond individual exhibition fights, a primary Championship mode tasks the player with selecting one of eight boxers and defeating the other seven to claim a title. A strategic layer exists in the form of a stamina system, represented by boxing glove icons, where each punch consumes this resource. A fighter who exhausts their stamina cannot throw punches until it partially recovers.

Between bouts, a training gym allows for improvement in attributes such as speed and power through minigames like skipping rope and weightlifting. Match conditions can be customized, including the total number of rounds and a challenging spectrum of difficulty settings labeled novice, advanced, and expert.

The Japanese release differs from international versions, featuring a distinct story-driven "glorious mode" with a unique protagonist and a different roster of boxers.

TKO Super Championship Boxing Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
Option menu
Password screen
Entering a name
Select a boxer
Level 1 of Championship mode
The opponent
The trainer giving advice before the fight
Fight!
Each round lasts 3 minutes
Landed a punch