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A similar, but inferior, game to Frank Bruno's Boxing. The graphics are of a good, cartoon-like quality, but the fact that your moves are limited to a left or right attack and a block make the game no more than mildly diverting.

ROCCO
Gremlin Graphics / £7.95
Roger: Technically, this is almost the same game as Knockout, but what a difference - because this one knocks you out with smart visuals. If anything the action is as simple, the choice being between right and left attack and defence, but there any similarity ends. Here the graphics are three dimensional and participatory - you can almost feel the punches.
The screen is filled by the ugly features of your opponent and successful application of knuckle sandwich leads to satisfying damage and signs of pain. If, however, you fail to block too many of his blows, then eventually your fighter - represented by the back of a head - sinks off the bottom of the screen, going down for the count.
Rocco has to batter his way through four opponents - Cimbel Lin, Ted Matare, Jansen Sino and Fighter Bull - to win the World Championship of 48K fisticuffs. The only sad thing is that he does it playing purely by the rules when we all know that boxing matches are won by the quick illicit head-butt stuck in while the ref's not looking. Shame. 4/5

Ross: Goggle at the graphics, settle back and take in the sound - then wonder why you're bothering. This is still boring. 3/5

Rick: Left, jab, punch, right. If you thought Southpaw was a house in Dallas, this ain't for you. 3/5