Kotaku spotted this marvelous meta moment featuring Iron Mike finally getting around to playing Nintendo's Punch-Out ... and that could never beat Glass Joe. So maybe he has played before ...

Retired professional boxer Mike Tyson has had his fair share of wins and losses in the ring — but in the case of Nintendo’s classic boxing arcade game Punch ... t beat Glass Joe — the ...

Glass Joe fit the bill. Joe made his ring debut in 1984, in the Nintendo video-arcade game “Punch-Out.” The company had high hopes for Joe, giving him the leadoff spot on a card that also ...

As you can see, the game is shaping up quite nicely and looking like the Punch-Out game Wii fans have been hoping for. The screens show King Hippo, Von Kaiser, Disco Kid, and Glass Joe getting ...

There are few 8-bit games more fondly remembered than Nintendo’s Punch-Out!! The game may have ... So, you can add Glass Joe to the list of characters you can thank Miyamoto for.

The arcade version of Punch-Out!! used a pair of TV monitors stacked vertically — Nintendo had a surplus ... It introduced players to boxers like Glass Joe, Bald Bull and Mr. Sandman, who ...

Great Tiger or Glass Joe. Punch-Out!! shipped in two forms on the NES, one featuring Mike Tyson as the final boss and the other with him removed. Tyson's name recognition was never needed ...

Things have been quiet on the retro Nintendo ... is not your NES Punch-Out!!, but a whole different beast. Released in 1983 it introduced (video game) boxing legends Glass Joe, Piston Hurricane ...

for the Nintendo Entertainment System ... and the worst fighter in French history, Glass Joe, came from Punch-Out!! Every single character had a unique look and exuded plenty of personality ...

Nintendo's NES classic Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! was released 29 ... Tyson previously admitted to being so bad at Punch-Out!! that he couldn't even beat Glass Joe, believed to be the easiest ...

Punch-Out!! is a boxing arcade game by Nintendo, released 1984 ... game introduced recurring video games characters such as Glass Joe, Piston Hurricane, Bald Bull, and Mr. Sandman.

Nintendo started as a toy ... by him pummeling classic opponents like Glass Joe and King Hippo. For context, the last game in the series, Super Punch-Out, was released in 1994 for the SNES.