Overall, this game is a marginal update from Round 2, but with a few minor drawbacks that shouldn't muddy the experience of this game too much, as the pros in this game outweigh the cons by an immense landslide. I recommend this game to anyone who is a big fan of Round 2, as the updates this game brings makes it easily a highlight in the works of EA Sports. After wowing crowds at the Sony Press Conference at E3 2005, EA went quiet with the PlayStation 3 version of EA Sports Fight Night Round 3 for well over a year - leading some to believe that it. Defeat Ko Rey Mo in the light heavy division in Career mode to unlock him.

All in all, this game is great, despite its minor flaws, and is a mostly worthy update from Round 2. At the Create Champ menu enter the First Name as NEWVIEW. Despite all that, the gameplay is still great, and despite it being a bit slower, it can still be very addicting. However, the gameplay, while it's still great, loses the fluidity that Round 2 had, and can feel a bit slower than what one would expect, which is due to the fact that the gameplay in this game is a lot more simulation based than it is arcade based, which I understand why EA sports would do that, but it's still a bit dissapoonting that the gameplay doesn't have the fluid feel that Round 2 had. The PS3 version of Fight Night Round 3 was actually ported/developed by EA CANADA. The game was released on June 23rd, 2009. One thing to note is that the gameplay in this game is still fantastic, and is very enjoyable. Fight Night Round 4 was developed by EA Canada and features former boxing greats Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson as the poster boys for the game. The soundtrack in this game is almost, if not just as good as the one in Round 2 in my opinion, with hip hop music that fits beautifully with what the game is about, and as a man that's not a huge fan of hip hop, I still found myself enjoying it for the most part, The only thing that this game is really worse at than Round 2 is the gameplay. Overall, while the career mode in this game may not be as fresh as the one in round 2, it's still a ton of fun, and a great mode nonetheless. Also, it has meters for you to fill up for sponsorships and more prizes. The career mode is a bit refined, as it now shows mini movies of you and your upcoming opponent, which is great. The visuals are fantastic for 2006, and is probably the best I've seen from any game from that year. But the game menu on the PS2 is just complete crap, its so slow and unresponsive. Its a great game, and its actually the first game I actually like from EA.

There aren't any huge updates, but the updates that were made are enough to make a lot of boxing fans happy. Lol I got Fight Night Round 3 a while back, but its on the PS2. This game, for the most part, is fantastic, as it has most of the things that Round 2 had, and updated them for a new and awesome experience.

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