Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2
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🙂 6.4/10
(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Crawfish Interactive Ltd.
Published_By:
Midway
Released On:
01 Jan 2001
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Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 features eleven boxers. Eight boxers (Afro Thunder, Lulu Valentine, "Raging" Rivera, Jet "Iron" Chin, Mama Tua, Johnny Blood, Robox Rese 4, and Joey T.) are available from the start and three more are unlockable as additional boxers (two of them being real life celebrities).
Arcade mode lets the player jump in the ring straight away and lets them box their way through several matches. Survival mode is similar to Arcade mode, except the player's health isn't restored from the previous match so it becomes a test of endurance.
The Championship mode is the most in-depth mode for this game. It lets the player take their boxer from the start of their career to their final championship match. Between matches, the player has to train their boxer. Training involves exercise mini-games like weightlifting, using the speed bag, and heavy bag. Depending on how the player performs at these tasks will affect how much stats like their boxer's stamina, speed, and power will increase.
Before a fight, boxers are introduced in the boxing ring by announcer Michael Buffer. During a fight, each boxer has two meters they have to pay attention to. One meter measures their health and the other measures their stamina. A boxer losing all of their health will get knocked down. The stamina meter measures how strong a punch is thrown. It will drain each time a boxer throws a punch and will slowly refill while not throwing punches, so it's better to throw punches with as much power as possible before they lose potency. Taunting an opponent will earn a boxer letters that will eventually spell out the word "Rumble". Once the word is filled out, the player can unleash a flurry of punches on their opponent which doesn't cost their boxer any of their stamina for a limited amount of time.
After a match, the fight stats are shown and list things like the number of punches thrown and punches landed, punch accuracy, and the total number of knockdowns given to the opponent.
UPC-A:
031719198474 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
4986 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-AR2E-USA (United States)
ASIN:
B00005BJ9H (United States)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
Please follow the instructions below before attempting to play this game.
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Make sure the POWER switch is in the OFF position.
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Insert the Nintendo GAME BOY® ADVANCE Game Pak into the slot on the back of the Game Boy Advance body, label facing AWAY from play side.
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Slide the POWER switch to the ON position to turn ON the power.
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Follow gameplay instructions throughout this manual.
START
Your journey into the ring begins here. Press START at the game's Title Screen to access the Main Menu. This is where you will be able to play different game modes as well as change the game's options.
GAME MODES
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ARCADE: Pick a boxer and head straight into the ring.
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CHAMPIONSHIP: Select a boxer and help them win the championship belt. Check out pages 11-13 for more information.
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SURVIVAL: Find out how many rivals you can beat without losing on page 14.
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OPTIONS: Adjust a variety of settings in the game to suit your needs. See the following page for more.
OPTIONS MENU
At the Main Menu, use the Control Pad to highlight OPTIONS, then press the A Button. To adjust an option, highlight the option to be changed and then press Left and Right on the Control Pad to cycle through the different settings for that option. To view the second set of options, highlight the arrow at the bottom of the screen and press the A Button. Follow the same instructions to return to the first options screen. When you are finished making your adjustments, press START to return to the Main Menu.
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KNOCKDOWNS: Deals with the number of knockdowns it will take to either win or lose the bout. You can set the number of knockdowns from 1 to 9.
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ROUND TIME: Choose from quick 15 second rounds all the way up to the regulation 3 minute rounds.
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ROUNDS: Set the number of rounds in a match. Choose from 1 round up to 9 grueling rounds.
PLAYING THE GAME
CHOOSE YOUR BOXER
After selecting a game mode, you will be able to choose a boxer. Use the Control Pad to highlight the boxer you want to use and press the A Button to select them.
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Enter Password: If you've saved a password from a previous progression through Championship Mode, you can enter it to continue where you left off. You can also build up your character in Championship Mode, then enter the password when playing in Arcade or Survival Mode. This really helps when playing Survival Mode, because you'll need all the strength and stamina you can muster to win.
PRE-FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS
At the start of each fight, each boxer will be introduced by the one and only Michael Buffer, the Voice of Champions™. After the introductions, get ready to come out swinging!
CHAMPIONSHIP MODE
The goal of Championship Mode is to take a boxer and move them up the ranks to become a champion, while earning money to buy supplements. At the Main Menu, highlight CHAMPIONSHIP MODE and press the A Button. Next you can select your boxer or enter a password. We'll get to passwords in a few moments.
The Championship Menu gives you vital information such as your boxer's current attributes and ranking as well as how much money your boxer has. While in this menu you can enter fights, train your boxer and get passwords to save your progress. To get a password, highlight PASSWORD and press the A Button. Next, write down the password (don't lose it!) and press START to return to the Championship Menu. Now let's get into how to make your boxer a champ!
TRAINING YOUR BOXER
Even the best need training once in a while. Since your boxer isn't that great yet, you'll need to train them. Training helps increase your boxer's attributes: Strength (STR), Stamina (STM) and Speed (SPD). These attributes are crucial to becoming a champion and should be conditioned often.
Highlight TRAIN BOXER and press the A Button. You will see a small screen appear showing you the different training games you can play. Press Left and Right on the Control Pad to view each game. Your player's attributes at the bottom of the menu will show you how much your attributes will rise with each specific game.
When building attributes, remember to build them equally without working on one specific attribute. After all, what good is a strong boxer without any stamina to last in the fight? Vitamin Program and Rumble Mass are not games and will cost you a small amount of money in order to use them. To play the other games, select the one you want to play and press the A Button. Next, press Right on the Control Pad to set your training schedule. You can only train up to your next fight date, so make sure to build the attributes you need! When your training schedule has been determined, press the A Button to continue. Next, select the level of training you're going to train on (1 is Easy, 2 is Medium and 3 is Hard) and press the A Button again to begin playing. Each game will give you instructions on how to play the game, so pay attention!
FIGHT CLASSIFICATION
There are two types of fights you must enter. The first type is a TITLE FIGHT. A Title Fight is where your boxer challenges another for their title, allowing you to move up the ranks to World Champion. The second type is a PRIZE FIGHT. This is where your boxer can win money. This is accomplished by wagering money before the fight. After you select Prize Fight and press the A Button, you can bet
Controls
B Button
Left Jab
Up + B Button
Left Uppercut
Down + B Button
Left Low
Forward + B Button
Left Straight Punch
A Button
Right Jab
Up + A Button
Right Uppercut
Down + A Button
Right Low
Forward + A Button
Right Straight Punch
Control Pad movement
Shuffle
L Button
Block Low
R Button
Block High
SELECT
Taunt
Back + R Button
Evade
Back + L Button
Duck
START
Pause
Tips & Maps
RUMBLE MODE
Every time you cause enough damage with a punch, you will earn a letter in the word RUMBLE. You can also Taunt your opponent to earn a letter, but be warned that you are defenseless while taunting. When you earn all the letters, you can go into Rumble Mode by pressing both the L and R Buttons at the same time, causing your gloves to glow.
RUMBLE FLURRY
While in Rumble Mode, press the A and B Buttons to perform a Rumble Flurry, a combination of powerful punches that does serious damage. There are three levels; every time you spell RUMBLE without activating Rumble Mode, your flurry becomes stronger, and spelling it three times sends the opponent flying out of the ring.
Enemies & Characters
Jet "Iron" Chin
A prosperous boxing school owner who trained champions like Afro Thunder and Rocket Samchay, he believes his experience as a boxer combined with his savvy as a trainer has made him a more complete fighter.
Joe T.
A former hit-man who honed his boxing skills and vowed never to get knocked down again after a humiliating defeat to Lulu Valentine, adding a new arsenal of punches to complement his bone-crushing blows.
Johnny "Bad" Blood
The brother of former Rumble participant Jimmy Blood, he is a walking contradiction who lived a serene sheepherder lifestyle but also engaged in fierce pub brawls in New Zealand.
Lulu Valentine
A woman with the fastest punch on the circuit who balances boxing with fashion design, critics wonder if she is returning for a legitimate championship shot or to promote her sportswear line.
Mama Tua
A 400-pound competitor who took up boxing for fitness but has an affinity for handling heavyweights due to raising her son, the famed boxer Salua.
Robox Rese-4
An enhanced version of an aerobic boxing cardio-fitness machine designed to advertise ROBOX, able to take punishment and hand it back when prompted.
Michael Jackson
A special hidden boxer who can be unlocked by winning games in Arcade, Championship, and Survival Mode.
Shaquille O'Neal
A special hidden boxer who can be unlocked by winning games in Arcade, Championship, and Survival Mode.
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