Fight Night Champion - Playstation 3

If your a general fan of boxing or even something like wwe or mma you would like this game. I was not the slightest fan of boxing but I liked to watch wrestling.Champion Modemy father bought this game for his playstation and after playing the champion mode, although its very scripted and spent have much options, you get in golfed into the story and ultimately start to care about what happens I even started watching the scenes, overall great story similar to the rocky movies.Fight NowEasily the most fun mode in the game aside from online. How fun it is to play the CPU, even more fun is to play with multiple friends and have a tournament. With the wide arrangement of boxers at your disposal to the bloody and slightly disturbing bare knuckles mode.Legacy ModeLegacy mode is one of the few Low points of the game, it's not much different from fight night round 4. But it's still very addictive. With legacy mode you can choose your favorite boxers in the game already, use one of your already created boxers, or create a new character from scratch right there. As you use your boxer, you start in an amateur tournament, then get to the professional boxing world where you then start to fight people to get Xperia to build your boxers attributes. You climb through the ranks from amateur to G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time). But to get there you have to be extremely good at the game and also put a lot of time into itOnlineOnline is basically what we all expected but with a new gym system, where you can spar and have tournaments amongst your gym members, not much to say for onlineOverallFight night champion is by far the best boxing game to date, graphically one of the best games I've ever seen. The boxers look almost identical to their real life counter parts

After hearing many questionable reviews I choose to hold off initially from purchasing the game. I am however happy that I didn't wait too long. In my opinion there's been a very big lull in games that have interested me this year. Even though people claim it can get boring fast I just don't see it.First off I do think you have to be at least a casual boxing fan to fully appriciate the game. Being mostly an MMA fan and enjoying ufc 2010 and EA MMA I can say you'll realize just how bad the striking is in those games when you play FNC. Obviously FNC should excel over these games, but mechanics and gameplay are great. I honestly wasn't into it from just playing the demo.While I'd like to see more game modes, it is after all boxing and there's only so much you can do (this game does have more features compared to EA MMA). I can't complain. You'll fly by champion on easy, so I'd say start on normal at least until you get frustrated with Hayes or Frost. The legacy mode does feel very similar to EA MMA but a little improved. There are many venues, graphics/controls are steller, and gameplay is great in my opinion.Will you get bored of this game? There's never been a fighting, sports, or sandbox game that's not eventually gotten old after awhile. I just don't see how people are saying that this game is not worth the money because of it's lack of depth. I will honestly probably get a solid 2 months of enjoying this game. To me that's worth the $40 bucks I paid for it.....Don't forget to buy it new if you want to play online. Forgot EA is charging $10 for an online pass.

Im glad that buying a game that supposed to be new is indeed new. No funny stuff, and like that! Pleased with the purchase.

Disc came in working condition. One of the best boxing games ever. Better than Undisputed

Whether you like fighting with some of the greatest boxers in history or making your own path. This game will keep you playing.

The controls on this one is more intuitive compare to the previous ones. Very easy to adjust if you are willing. If you are a button person, buttons can be used for punching. If you like the analog for punching, they have made a great improvement in where you don't even need to do circular motions for punches. Just tap the analog to the position for the type of punch you want. Then you have the power button in where you can give a harder jab, hook, uppercut, etc. So really, they made it easier for everyone, except for the people that are too used to the old controls that can't adapt and overcome. The graphics improved a tiny bit compared to FN4. Flash knockouts are a treat cause it surprises you cause it happens so fast like if you were watching a Pay Per View event. The only real gripe I have about it is they should bring back the blocking high and low instead of just block timing. Oh, and don't keep pressing the button or you will have extra punches cause there seems to be a memory buffer. If you do a one and one two punches, you have better control. Overall, its fun and exciting even if you lose, you still get a sense of feeling that it was a good fight. This is the best boxing simulation. Real boxing combos and techniques works on this game superbly.