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Fight Night Round 4 Now on Sale
Techtree News Staff, Jun 28, 2009 1011 hrs ISTFight with Muhammad Ali as Tyson in EA's boxing game Fight Night Round 4
Electronic Arts has announced the retail availability of Fight Night Round 4 in stores worldwide. Branded under the EA SPORTS banner, Fight Night Round 4 won the Game Critic Awards "Best Sports Game of E3 2009" and is developed by EA Canada studios. This game is now available for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gaming platforms and will arrive in India on July 3.
Fight Night Round 4, apart from graphical facelift, has something new in it. For the first time in the Fight Night series, players well get "Iron" Mike Tyson to fight against 'The Greatest' Muhammad Ali.
EA Canada has used physics-based gameplay engine to attain degree of realism in the fights. Under the new carrier mode, dubbed as Legacy mode, the player starts off as an amateur and eventually moves up by winning the challenges. The create-boxer feature can be used to make a custom boxer. To add to the fun, users can upload their own photos using the 'Photo Game Face' tool.
The game features largest roster of 48 boxers that will include Boxing legends like Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto and Ricky Hatton. Each boxer's boxing style is re-created to reflect his real-life strengths as well as weaknesses in the ring.
Fight Night Round 4, apart from graphical facelift, has something new in it. For the first time in the Fight Night series, players well get "Iron" Mike Tyson to fight against 'The Greatest' Muhammad Ali.
EA Canada has used physics-based gameplay engine to attain degree of realism in the fights. Under the new carrier mode, dubbed as Legacy mode, the player starts off as an amateur and eventually moves up by winning the challenges. The create-boxer feature can be used to make a custom boxer. To add to the fun, users can upload their own photos using the 'Photo Game Face' tool.
The game features largest roster of 48 boxers that will include Boxing legends like Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto and Ricky Hatton. Each boxer's boxing style is re-created to reflect his real-life strengths as well as weaknesses in the ring.
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