At least you can still create your own or upload ones others have made. Heck, not even Naseem Hamed or Kostya Tszyu.
Still no Floyd Mayweather Jr, no Juan Manuel Marquez, no Sergio Martinez. There are still apparently over 50 licensed boxers (I didn’t count, but most of the ones from FNR4 are there, including add-on boxers from puchased updates, plus a couple more, including Tim Bradley and David Haye). Well, apart from the obvious - make more money out of a successful franchise.įNC is basically a suped up version of FNR4.
The truth is, while FNC is an undoubted upgrade over FNR4, the improvements are so uninspiring and minor that it makes you wonder why they bothered with it in the first place. On the other hand, if you already own FNR4, you’ll likely be sorely disappointed. For those who have not played FNR4, the game will probably be the best boxing game you have ever played, whether it’s in terms of graphics, sound, gameplay, game modes or online play.
You’re going to be reading a lot of complaining in this review.įight Night Champion, EA’s follow-up to the popular Fight Night Round 4 (my multi-part review of that game starts here), is a game that can be viewed in two ways. Tags: Champion Mode, David Haye, Electronic Arts, ESPN, Fight Night, Fight Night Champion, Fight Night Champion review, Fight Night Champion sucks, Fight Night Round 4, Fight Night Round 5, Floyd Mayweather Jr, FNR4, Legacy Mode, Manny Pacquiao, Playstation 3, PS3, Tim Bradley, XBox360 Game Review: Fight Night Champion (PS3) Posted by pacejmiller in Game Reviews, Reviews.
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