Eurogamer writes: "Don King really does present Venom Games' new boxing endeavour. From the very first screens, hairstyling's answer to the brillo pad is everywhere - there are samples of his voice in the 70s themed funk music, and a deep red, posterised picture of his face looms ominously behind the menu screen. And that's even before he starts talking at you (excitedly, and at great length) in some of the game's many, many live-action video clips. This, after all, is a paean to the golden age of heavyweight boxing, the 1970s - and it's hard to deny that Don King, arguably the sport's most famous and most successful promoter, was a pivotal figure in that era.
The career mode in the game is, according to 2K Sports, its pivotal feature. It's certainly the game's most interesting and novel aspect. Beginning with a flash-forward to the start of a fight near the end of your career, it takes the format of a sports documentary - with a series of talking heads discussing the career ascent of your character, The Kid, through the ranks of the greats in the 70s."
Another week and another episode of Distributed Failure is here for your listening pleasure. This week's "What They've Been Playing" features discussion on Top Spin 3, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Fight Night Round 4, Battlefield 1943, Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, and much more! They follow that up with some gaming news including the latest update on EGM, the addition of prizes to 1 vs. 100, and the announcement of a new Mechwarrior game.
Buy low, sell high. It's a well-known phrase in the stock market and it applies equally well to videogame traders. The Goozex Report breaks down which Xbox 360 games are currently dropping in value so that you don't buy high and sell low.
When it comes to boxing on the Xbox 360, the pickings are slim. The Goozex Report provides recommendations on which boxing games to trade for and the values and review scores for each of the boxing titles. This is a must-read for gamers looking to play a lot of video games without spending a lot of money.
LOL talk about fanboy
no mention of ps3 as if fight night is an exclusive..............
LOL Fail
and desperate.
No one talks about the last place inferior console....just like all websites show the Xbox 360 box on all multiplatform games...just like 99.9% of multiplatform games run better on the Xbox 360 than the last-placetation 3.
lol
this article is about boxing games available on the 360 and a comparison of those for 360 owners
it isn't about ps3 or even remotely related to it
your post = "FAIL"
goto the open zone
To playing this on my xbox 360, apart from Fight night 3 there are no other boxing games around, i hope it gets a good review