Pros: Sound, Graphics, Game play, Controls
Cons: I'll say it again, Michael Buffer gets annoying

OK, so my title doesn't fit my review, but listen up: Michael Buffer gets annoying! Now, let's travel to the magical land of Dreamcast boxing, where everything is cartoony but still looks like humans none-the-less. This game looks 'spectacularrrrr' in every way, shape, and form. The boxers move fluently, giving he game a realistic look and feel to it. The men boxers jump around and do taunts like the heavyweights do. The female boxers do the same, but with a little more... umm... bounce. The game play is great, you have plenty of moves to do and you can pull them of easy. The sound is perfect, everyone sounds great in their voice-acting, but like I said, Michael Buffer lets you down. The game play is fun, but can get easy sometimes. The championship mode is fun, because you have to beat the game with everyone to get all the boxers in the game. It made seem long to do, but its worth it. The arcade mode is the only normal part about this game. This games satisfaction rates about a 8.7. I would recommend this game to fighting and boxing fans alike. It's all a judgement call. A lot of people highly recommend me, so I think I can help you with your choice. I say buy it.