Tips and Tricks for Beating Mr. Sandman in Mike Tyson's Punch Out!!

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The discussion centers around NES games, specifically focusing on Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! and the challenge of defeating Mr. Sandman in the World Circuit. Participants express nostalgia for classic games, highlighting their simplicity and entertainment value. There is a lighthearted tone, encouraging a relaxed approach to gaming challenges, while also inviting others to share their experiences and tips related to NES games. The conversation emphasizes the enduring appeal of retro gaming and the enjoyment it brings.
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Ok i just read a thread about SNES codes

So anything NES related feel free to put down

Now a few days ago i sattred playign Punch out...it is Mike tyson's Punch out with a diffrent guy as MIke dose anyone know how to beat MR. Sandman the 5th i believe in the world circuit
 
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NES? WTF? That's like 15 years old!
 
it is the best simple games but there entertainging...calm down for a change
 
Originally posted by The Grimmus
it is the best simple games but there entertainging...calm down for a change

Yes relax! I got one still too.
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