Rated 7.7 out of 10 by 60 reviewers. Rated 0 out of 10 by GENESIS482 A must have I so bad want this game but I hope for an all-star cast as well bring all the boxers back from the good ole FN and throw the young George Foreman in there so that I can have him and Mike Tyson go at it cause to me that sounds like a better fight than him and Ali. but I hop the roster and the AI of each boxer is vast and deep they all fight differently and that they change they way they come at you during the course of the fight. another thing I would love to see in this new fight night is a more in depth career mode as a boxer let me change my weight class whenever I want. don't make me climb the ranks so slowly either fighting a bunch of no names ( that's why they need more real name boxers) and have trainers with different stats so that I can chose who I want to trian me and fire someone if they not helping me get to the top. I have high hopes and I'll be fighting Roy Jones Jr against Ali if you guys were wondering thats seems like a much better fight to me. Rated 0 out of 10 by Big Bad Nero Not worth it Wow. I reserved this game because I loved Fight Night Round Three. But after playing the demo, I will be canceling the reserve. EA did a horrible job. The character models are too cartoony in this game and although the muscle tones look well done, you can notice dripping sweat in FNR3. Not to mention I started off one match with my left and right going right through the computer character. I know it's a demo, but come on. No referee in this one makes it look like a street fight. The entire fight system seems to be based entirely on counter punches which makes the gameplay terrible. I landed over 200 punches to the head and 250 some to the body and only took down not even a tenth of his life, while he can land one counter and send me to the ground. Only 48 fighters in this one.
AWARDED BEST OF THE WEB BY BBC ONLINE.. Finally, after three years in the making another round Fight Night is with us. The boxing wilderness in the gaming industry has had us all wondering at times if the sport has been abandoned, especially with the rise of UFC making its way onto the latest generation of consoles. In this latest edition EA have pulled off something I've not seen since Codemasters rush job of their boxing title on the old console in 2002 - that of the inclusion of Iron Mike Tyson. And, what a mean rendition of the legend too. Infact the 48 boxers in the game all look superb. Muhammad Ali, Roberto Duran, Lennox Lewis and Carlos Monzon are all there together with their own distinctive boxing styles, stances and stinging haymakers should they decide to lay on the pain. If your favourite fighter isn't included, no prob. FULL REVIEW FIGHT NIGHT ROUND 44 EA SPORTS ( XBOX 360 / PS3 ) 93% Looks Fantastic Great Roster Decent Legacy Mode Since the release of the Fight Night Round 3 demo on the XBox 360 Marketplace, next generation gamers and fight fans have been eager to get their hands on EA Sport’s latest instalment of the series. FNR3 certainly looks the part graphic wise. Detail levels on each fighter look fantastic. While each genuine fighter has been masterfully rendered to resemble Oscar De La Hoya, Bernard Hopkins and Joe Frazier, randomly generated opponents also look great. If your lucky enough to have a HD television or to have got your hands on a VGA HD cable to allow for use with a TFT PC monitor the spray of sweat as punches land and camera lighting effect really show what the hardware in the latest consoles can do. So how do it play? The first thing you’ll notice is the speed of gameplay. FULL REVIEW FIGHT NIGHT ROUND 3 EA SPORTS ( XBOX 360 ) 84% Great Visuals Fun Online Mode Lacks Career Depth. Boxing games on the console.
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