Tyson Arrives on the PlayStation
Codemaster's Mike Tyson Boxing is released for the PlayStation.
Codemasters has announced that it has shipped Mike Tyson Boxing for the Sony PlayStation. The game includes several modes of play, including career and training modes. There are 90 boxers in several different weight classes in the game, and 24 of them are playable.
"Tyson's latest quest to regain the heavyweight championship has demonstrated why he is considered one of the greatest fighters ever," said Mike Hayes, worldwide director of sales and marketing for Codemasters. "His athleticism and accomplishments in the ring are sure to give gamers a boxing experience like no other."
Mike Tyson Boxing will be available for a suggested retail price of US$39.99.
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