AUTHOR: Sega / SIMS / Flying Edge RELEASE: 1991 TYP: Sport SPIELER: 2 LEVEL: 12 SPRACHE: Englisch Partnumber: MK-7063-50 EAN: 4974365634636 WERT: 25 Euro

The challenger watches for an opening…a heavy right to the midsection, a crunching left uppercut and a powerhouse right to the jaw send the champ down for the count! We have a new heavyweight champion! Listen to that crowd! Heavyweight Champ brings the power, pride and excitement of professional boxing right into your home. When you hear the bell, come out swinging!

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Cheat Mode
During the Speed Select screen, hold 2 and press Left, Right, Left. A letter T will appear at the upper right corner of the screen, confirming the code. Now, during the game, pause and use one of the following commands: Up for nine super punches, Down to recover health, Left to finish the round, Right to win the match and Button 2 to end the match in a draw.

Pro Action Replay Codes

00C1 28AD Infinite Energy
00C1 1104 Infinite Strength
00C1 1505 Infinite Super Punch

Heavyweight Champ (ヘビーウェイトチャンプ) is a boxing game released for the Sega System 16 arcade in 1987 and later ported to the Master System and Game Gear in 1991. The game has had an unusual history, having been tied to two professional boxing champions, George Foreman and James „Buster“ Douglas. For a brief period in North America, the game was titled James „Buster“ Douglas Knockout Boxing (where it was released alongside the redesigned Master System II), to accompany the Sega Mega Drive game of the same name. It is, however, a very different game to the Mega Drive version, and is sometimes even seen as the superior product. In Europe and Brazil, it was titled George Foreman's KO Boxing, and is again unrelated to the Mega Drive game with the same name. In more recent releases the game has simply been titled as „Heavyweight Champ“, presumably because SIMS and Sega no longer had the rights to pair it with those celebrity boxers. - SegaRetro.org

George Foreman´s Knockout Boxing is a boxing simulation featuring the former world heavyweight boxing champion. The game is not to be confused with the Genesis title of the same name, which is an entirely different game. Instead this title is completely identical to the Game Gear and Master System versions of George Foreman's KO Boxing, to which it served as a basis, only with George Foreman instead of James Douglas and reworked by Sims Co., Ltd., a spin-off of the original Sanritsu team. The player is cast as James Douglas to go through a series of boxing matches against different opponents to win the championship title belt. The boxers are shown from the side. Players can move left or right in the ring to avoid punches. Other moves including blocking, and left and right punches that can be varied into jabs and crosses. Matches can last up to ten rounds and when no regular or technical knock-out occurs, the winner is based on the jury's points, provided between the rounds. During knock-out phases, no buttons need to be pressed to get the boxer back to his feet. At the start of the game, a slow or fast speed for the gameplay can be selected. Each match the player's boxer can use three super punches. These need to be charged and then unleashed when near an opponent. It sends them straight to the back of the ring, a dangerous area as it is easy to keep punching them into the ropes. Health is slightly restored during the intermission and after each won match the player is awarded skill points to be distributed over three characteristics. Matches for two players are supported. - www.Mobygames.com