Boxing Blue Label – Atari 2600 Game
Game only. Alternate blue Activision label. Good used condition. Tested and works like new.———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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BOXING - Atari 2600 Game
BOXING (BLUE LABEL) – Atari 2600 Game
Original price was: $43.20.$23.98Current price is: $23.98.
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Additional information
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Atari 2600 |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | simulation, Sports |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
129 reviews for BOXING (BLUE LABEL) – Atari 2600 Game
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Rob –
I won’t concentrate on reviewing the game which many had done a wonderful job. It’s simply Great.The down side is it’s tedious to set up the game & picking them up when you moved.There’s an alternative from the makers. The game on android app & it’s cheaper too. play great on a tablet!
R. Turner –
Kids love it, I think it’s pretty good too…very easy to learn, quick games to play. Not sure why we haven’t played this as a family as much, but the kids (now aged 7 and 9) seem to like a couple other games that we recently bought more (King of Tokyo, Love Letter and Forbidden Desert). No complaints, there are just other great games as well; wish I could give it 4.5 stars…
David Hahn –
Great game for families including non-readers
Kara –
I LOVE this game. It’s so much fun, but I never wanted to buy it; because I don’t like to spend a lot of money on games. This, however, is the travel size version. The same fun with less cost.
Daniel Braga –
I bought this game to my nephew and when we played was incredible!!!! The game is very smart and teaches strategy!!! It’s very important for childrens to have fun learning!!!
A.S. –
Awesome game. Simple setup, simple rules, but the ability for more complex thinking and game play. I should also just say, the game is physically a lot smaller than I expected. Doesn’t change anything; I was just surprised
stacy pingleton –
Great game for our 5, 6, and 7 year old kids. We like it too. It is smaller than I expected. The tiles are about the size of a nickel, but it still plays great. We set it up though, because their little fingers move the little pieces accidentally.
Travis Lopez –
How do you like your games, reader? Heavy and themeless? Dark and themey? ZANY AND KOOKY?! Well, this game is a combination of several categories of game type. I consider it cute and cutthroat. There aren’t many games that can fall into those two categories simultaneously, and maybe that’s why we like this one. Spoilers, sweetie.Hey, That’s My Fish! is a game of attempting to gather the most fish possible before climate change engulfs your little penguin minis. I mean, before the land sinks into the sea. To setup, place all the shuffled fish tiles in a grid of alternating 8 and 7-tile rows. Then, each player will, in turn, place their penguins on tiles showing one fish until their play pieces are on the board. That’s the setup. Quick and easy.Like I said, the idea here is to gather the most fish to be crowned the winner. You can gather fish tiles by simply moving off them and onto another tile. Choose a direction to travel from your hex, and travel to any fish tile along a straight line – stopping before jumping over any penguin and not travelling over a blank space. Collect the fish tile from where you originally left and add it to your pile. Play continues in this fashion until all players are stalemated and can no longer make any further legal moves on the ever-shrinking board of fish snacks.So here’s the rub with this one. It’s simple. Like, really simple. Pick up your penguieeple (sheesh) and move them to another hex tile in a straight line without jumping over any obsta.
Am –
Still one of my favorite games. Great for a wide range of ages. Fun for kids I’m sure, and can be pared down to a counting game. Although, I’ve only played with adults! Great fun to watch college kids and adults strategize to optimize the game solution.Bought this particular version for a friend. This is the smaller edition, but nothing is lost by the consolidation, except unnecessary cardboard packaging.
Chris Denniston –
Easy to learn and play – Children could easily play this but adults can get deep into the strategy. Unfortunately, we don’t play it that often because it takes longer to set up than it does to play (for 4 adults) and the pieces can slide everywhere.