cartoons with the modern generalization of the Indian casino - took me aback. But the Chief - a walking tall Native American stereotype that combines the classic offenses of old Warner Bros. It is rare for me to be offended by something. One+of+Chief's+tells+is+the+ Well, as long as that second boxer isn't the Chief. But once you make the circuit and see all of the boxers, including some of their alternate forms, what's left to do? There are challenges that task you with things like finishing a fight in the first round (who doesn't try to do that anyway?), but I'd gladly trade all of them away for a second playable boxer. I understand the absence of each, especially multiplayer since latency in a boxing game is deadly. As it is there is no skill-building in the game or multiplayer. It would turn the game on its head and greatly increase its replay value. I'd love it if Super KO Boxing 2 eventually let me play as another boxer other than KO Kid. (To be fair, I find this equally annoying with Punch-Out!!, too.) The best fighting games assemble an awesome roster and then let you pick your favorite. You are chained to KO Kid, the most vanilla boxer of the bunch. That's all well and good but I cannot get around the fact that you encounter all of these unique boxers, each with their own styles and swings, but you never get to play as any of them. However, as you pummel your opponents into the mat, you unlock them to play against in single match bouts. You see, that's about as long as it takes to make a lap through the game's three belts. This mix of accessibility and artistry makes Super KO Boxing 2 an incredibly exciting play.for the first hour. It is an easy system to learn and the way the circuits are set up with opponents of growing difficulty, transitions you away from button-mashing to being a truly strategic player. Wa-bam!+And+Big+Gip+takes+five+across+the+eyes. Dodging and regular punches result in some terrific-looking hooks that are pretty devastating in their own right, especially if you unload just as your opponent moves into the oncoming path of the punch. If you can catch your rival boxer with a flaming punch at just the right moment, you instantly drop them to the canvas. When charged, you unleash a powerful punch. On the right, you have two punch buttons for high and low swings as well as a super punch button that lights up as you land consecutive blows. A small pad on the left side of the screen controls dodging your boxer, KO Kid, to the left and right as well as a basic block. Super KO Boxing uses a system of virtual pads and buttons that are responsive and placed in just the right spots on-screen so as not to obscure the actual boxing. This is a game that truly puts its best glove forward, wowing you right away with some of the best cartoon-style graphics you'll see on the iPhone and controls that anybody that's even heard of Punch-Out!! can use. There are a handful of boxing games for the iPhone but none of them are a polished and immediately playable as Glu Mobile's Super KO Boxing 2.

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