Ring King - NES
Ring King is a boxing sports game for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Data East, released as a home version of the arcade-style fighter. Its colorful presentation, one-on-one matches, and recognizable over-the-top boxing action give it a distinct old-school NES arcade feel.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play.
- Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System cartridge game.
- Arcade-style boxing gameplay focuses on timing punches, movement, and defense through a series of increasingly tough opponents.
- Supports 1-2 players locally, with head-to-head matches that fit the quick-round style of classic sports games.
- The single-player mode follows a championship ladder format built around repeated bouts and rising difficulty.
- Known for its exaggerated character art and energetic presentation, it stands apart from more simulation-focused boxing titles on the NES.
Ring King remains one of the more recognizable boxing games in the Nintendo Entertainment System library. It reflects the fast, pick-up-and-play style that defined many Data East and arcade-inspired NES releases.
Original: $17.99
-65%$17.99
$6.30
Description
Ring King is a boxing sports game for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Data East, released as a home version of the arcade-style fighter. Its colorful presentation, one-on-one matches, and recognizable over-the-top boxing action give it a distinct old-school NES arcade feel.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play.
- Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System cartridge game.
- Arcade-style boxing gameplay focuses on timing punches, movement, and defense through a series of increasingly tough opponents.
- Supports 1-2 players locally, with head-to-head matches that fit the quick-round style of classic sports games.
- The single-player mode follows a championship ladder format built around repeated bouts and rising difficulty.
- Known for its exaggerated character art and energetic presentation, it stands apart from more simulation-focused boxing titles on the NES.
Ring King remains one of the more recognizable boxing games in the Nintendo Entertainment System library. It reflects the fast, pick-up-and-play style that defined many Data East and arcade-inspired NES releases.
