Game screenshot of World Boxing (Japan)

NES / Famicom · Sports

World Boxing (Japan)

World Boxing is listed as a Sports title for FC / NES. Take part in sporting events and follow the rules and controls shown by the game.

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How to play World Boxing

Choose a team or event and follow its on-screen rules. Use the configured directional and action controls during play.

ArrowUp ArrowDown ArrowLeft ArrowRight Movex A / actionz B / actionEnter StartShift Select

Touch controls appear on mobile. A standard gamepad can be connected before or during play. More mappings are available in the player settings.

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