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The player needs to lose three times in Mac's Last Stand to retire.

A 100% playthrough requires the player to lose at least four times.

This is the first Punch-Out!! game to have a multiplayer mode.

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Princess Peach from the Mario series was initially planned to be an opponent in this game, though she was scrapped due to the possible negative reception that could stem from having violence against women in the game during development.

This does not apply to Mac's last stand or Exhibition, however.

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If Mac loses to anyone in Career mode, the opponent's win record is increased (like if Mac loses to Glass Joe at least once, his record will go from 1-99 to 2-99).This is the first game in the Punch-Out!! series in 15 years, when Super Punch-Out!! was released.When Mac loses the first time, Doc will tell him he can practice against his current opponent in Exhibition as a hologram that can not tire Mac or hurt him.This the first and currently, the only game to have most foreign characters speak different languages besides English.In this mode, the red flashes a character makes when he is about to attack and the yellow flashes he makes when a star punch is available are gone, and any hit from an opponent is an Instant Knockdown. If you manage to fight 10 opponents without losing, you unlock a toggled Exhibition setting called Champions Mode. The game must then be started all over again from the beginning. If you lose 3 matches, Little Mac will lose his champion belt and retire.

It is likely that you will encounter Donkey Kong in this mode. Sandman, Little Mac decides to retire with a bang: fight every boxer he has ever faced in random, repeating order until he loses three times. Mac's Last Stand is the "epilogue" of the game, simply put after the main Campaign.

The "circuits" are split into World B, World A, and World S, containing the boxers from the Minor, Major, and World Circuits, respectively.

All of the boxers he fought before will now challenge him for the title, with new moves and tricks, and are much harder to defeat. Once Mac becomes the champion, it's up to him to defend his title. NES-style controls were also confirmed to be in the game. In an interview on October 9, 2008, Charlie Scibetta, Senior Director of Corporate Communications for Nintendo of America, confirmed motion control will be used in this game. It was released on May 18, 2009, but was released on May 16th at the Nintendo World Store launch party. It was first revealed at Nintendo's conference on October 2, 2008. It was developed by Canadian game developer Next Level Games, released on the Wii and published by Nintendo. Punch-Out!! ( パンチアウト!!, Panchi-Auto!! ?) is the fifth mainline video game in the Punch-Out!! series, and the third released on consoles.