Compare Winback: Covert Operations for Nintendo 64 to Knockout Kings 2000 for Nintendo 64

Despite a plot that's pure Van Damme, Koei's cinematic shooter emphasizes stealth over blam-blam-blam.When terrorists invade a military installation and seize control of a super-powerful satellite that can liquidate anything on earth, the secretary of defense calls in the crack counterinsurgency team known as "S.C.A.T." Shot down while flying to the base, your character ? Jean-Luc Cougar ? finds himself very alone, with only a few hours to complete his mission before the terrorists strike again. As Jean-Luc, you have to infiltrate the base and win back (Get it?) control of the satellite. Along the way you'll have to find missing teammates and eliminate the many terrorists in your way. Less

Knockout Kings features 25 boxers, some who are tearing up the ring today and others who fought their way into the Boxing Hall of Fame long ago. Players can pit the greatest fighters of all time against each other in fantasy bouts full of fast-paced arcade-style boxing. In Career Mode, you begin your quest for the belt as a no-name novice with little respect. The boxer you choose determines your division, divided into three weight classes: Lightweights, Middleweights and Heavyweights. Even if you choose a boxing legend like Mohammad Ali, you'll have to recreate his rise to fame by beginning at the bottom of the ranks. Between each bout, hungry boxers can work on their offense or defense in Training Mode. The more you hit the gym the better your statistics become. A Quick Train option is available, but the most effective way to pump up your skills is to work out the old fashioned way. Less