Submitted by Cyrus365 1229d ago | review

MyGen: FaceBreaker Review

MyGen writes: "According to our friends at EA the idea behind FaceBreaker is a great one. Take a boxing game and mix it with cartoony visuals, over the top characters, and incredibly fast-paced combat. However, in reality this game does little to live up to its potential. While I was pleased and even surprised by some aspects of FaceBreaker, the gameplay completely misses its mark and is sure to disappoint anyone who participates in a few rounds of competition.

The basic setup of the game's fights is fairly straightforward, with every fight broken into three relatively short rounds, requiring either a FaceBreaker or three knockdowns to be victorious. If neither player manages to win by the end of these three rounds, a sudden death round begins. When in sudden death, the first player to score a knockdown is the victor. It can get rather frustrating to have dominated your opponent going into sudden death, just to be defeated by getting knocked down once." (Facebreaker, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360) 4/10

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