Play Foreman For Real on Snes Online

Remember when George Foreman was everywhere? Before the grills took over, he lent his name to this surprisingly solid SNES boxing game. It plays a lot like Punch-Out—same over-the-shoulder view, same satisfying timing-based punches—but with full 12-round matches and actual judges scoring your fights.

What I like is how it doesn’t just throw you in the ring. Your coach actually gives useful tips before fights, pointing out if you’re dropping your guard too much or telegraphing punches. Career mode starts you off as a nobody, working your way up through a roster of fictional boxers (except George, of course) who all fight differently—some rush you, others play defensive. The password system’s a pain, but at least you don’t lose all progress if you need to take a break.

Oh, and you can switch between two camera angles mid-fight, which is neat until you accidentally tap the button and suddenly can’t tell left from right. Stick with the auto-switch option.