Man, George Foreman's KO Boxing on the Sega Master System is such a weird little time capsule. It’s basically a budget Punch-Out!! clone, but with Big George’s grinning mug plastered all over it. You pick from a handful of boxers (spoiler: Foreman’s the best one), then work your way up through a series of fights that start easy but get brutal fast.

The controls are simple—jab, hook, block—but the AI has that classic '90s cheapness where opponents suddenly turn into unstoppable combo machines. Still, there’s something satisfying about landing a perfect uppercut and watching the other guy wobble. Just don’t expect deep strategy; this is pure arcade-style button mashing with a side of Foreman’s weirdly wholesome energy.

Honestly, it’s more fun as a nostalgia trip than an actual boxing sim, but if you dig janky old sports games, this one’s got charm.