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Game information for "Boxing" - DP Online Rarity Guide

Game ID: 8768

Console / System: Intellivision

Title: Boxing

Scarcity (loose): 1

Value in USD (loose): 2

Scarcity (complete): 0

Value in USD (complete): 0

Publisher: Mattel/INTV

Section: 1

Designer: Tom Loughry

Style: Boxing

Exceptional: -

Description: Another example of the final product differing from what was initially advertised. The first Mattel catalog depicted a boxing game in which the characters were relatively small in a large ring. The final product used characters that covered 70% of the entire screen and looked very "blocky".

Country / region: USA

Part #: 1819

System exclusive: 0

Santulli Slant: It says on the package that this is a boxing game, and it says it on the instructions, overlays, cartridge label... and yes, it even says it on the screen for a moment. But when I plug this game in, I see two colored amoebas flailing about. Every so often, one of the amoebas flattens out, and sometimes the other amoeba stretches real high when this happens. Is Boxing so much different on the west coast? [Gr: 1, So: 3, Ga: 3, Ov: 2]

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