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Casio BG-20 BOXING GAME rare calculator 1981 Japan full set
£200.00
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Fully restored
works perfect
complete full set
Extremely rare Casio LCD Game
The Casio BG-20 "Champion" is a rare, vintage boxing game calculator released by Casio in 1981.
It holds historical significance as part of the series where Casio stepped away from traditional number-puzzle games (like the math-based Digital Invader) to introduce fully animated sports gameplay on an LCD display.
Key Specifications
- Device Type: Handheld LCD calculator and electronic game combination.
- Form Factor: Known as the "wide screen version" or "large screen version" of the boxing line-up.
- Power Source: Two 3V button cell batteries.
- Country of Origin: Manufactured in Japan.
Gameplay Mechanics
The BG-20 shares its underlying game engine with the standard Casio BG-15 model.
- Difficulty Selection: You can manually set your starting difficulty level (0 and up) by hitting a corresponding numeric key before launching the game.
- Combat & Movement: The layout maps keys to specific boxing actions. You use a combination of punches (targeting two different positions) and dodges (swaying out of the way) to fight the computer-controlled opponent.
- Winning Conditions: Both your stamina and your opponent’s health count down at the top of the LCD screen. Landing consecutive, clean punches briefly knocks out the rival fighter, leading to a TKO (Technical Knockout) to secure the round.
- Extra Features: Beyond calculation and boxing, it includes a time-clock function (with or without a running boxer animation) and an audible beep alarm