or Foul'" and offered to refund anyone who had bought both versions of the game. Codemasters also converted the game to Amiga and Atari ST and these versions were released in 1991. Reception Reviews were mixed. Electron User awarded the game 8/10, praising the fact it approaches boxing from a "different direction". Amstrad Action gave a score of 83%. Sinclair User gave a generally positive review picking out good points including "the wide variety of fighting moves, the decent sound effects and music, the comments from the crowd and the ref" but said the game was not "smooth or novel enough to make you scream with joy" awarding an overall score of 68%. Zzap!64 said the game "can't be faulted" as a boxing simulation but cited the "badly drawn" and "blocky" graphics, giving a score of 66%. Your Sinclair gave the game an overall score of 6/10 but complained of "poor graphics, unwieldy control, and painful speed". Amiga Force gave a score of 58% in a Codemasters retrospective in 1994, labelling the game "engaging". Computer and Video Games (testing the Amstrad version) gave a score of only 36%, again criticising the "blocky" and "sparse" graphics but also only giving a score of 2/5 for playability. References 1988 video games Alligata games Amiga games Amstrad CPC games Atari ST games BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games Boxing video games Codemasters games Commodore 64 games Multiplayer and single-player video games Superior Software games Video games developed in the United Kingdom ZX Spectrum games Acornsoft games