Fight Night 2004 PS2

Pros: Top gameplay and controls and has a create a boxer with lots to unlock.

Cons: Ackin fingers if playing for hours, Some oppenents run around when you winning.

The Bottom Line: New designed controls and title that was knockout kings seires before, great gameplay. Almost real.

Review: Game Info Genre = Sport/Boxing Developer = E.A Sports Publisher = Electronic Arts Players = 1-2 players Age = 16 ------------------------------ ------------------------------ --- Fight Night is the new name for the Knockout Kings, the series ...

Pros: Innovative game controls, superb graphics, lifelike career and training modes

Cons: Controls hard to get used to at first, tough training modes, no 2P mode

The Bottom Line: Low blows do hurt, A LOT!

Review: EA Sports has touted this new boxing game as one of the best boxing games ever with its new trademark punch control system. But the question remains, is the new system a good thing or a bad thing for gamers? The answer lies ahead in my review of Fight ...

Pros: Innovative control method. Tight boxing gameplay. Nice graphics and sound.

Cons: Defence is still a bit hard. Not enough options.

The Bottom Line: The best boxing game in recent memory, hits like Tyson in his prime, and with more come backs then George Foreman. Recommended.

Review: Modern day boxing is as much about entertainment and crazy antics, as it is about the brutal art of bludgeoning someone with your fists. And it’s for that reason alone boxing should make a ‘bloody’ good video game. Unfortunately memorable boxing titles ...

Pros: Graphics, Sound, and Career Mode

Cons: Lack of talent, Retiring at 40, Training

The Bottom Line: I recommend this game for any boxing fan, or any former fan of the Knockout Kings.

Review: Over the years, the boxing games has been desperately trying to get more realistic, but most attempts to date have fallen flat in one category or another. This year, EA Sports did to its boxing game what it did last year to its baseball games--it started ...

Pros: good graphics, great controls, realistic boxing

Cons: career mode is shallow, the AI becomes predictable, the sport is dead

The Bottom Line: This could be the best boxing simulation ever created.

Review: You can't mention a boxing video game without referring to its roots. The game I'm referring to is Mike Tyson's Punchout (or simply Punchout if you got on the boat a little late) for the old NES. Since then there have been many boxing games, but none ...

Pros: -Graphics, audio, list of boxers.

Cons: -Much, much too short.

The Bottom Line: A good start to this new EA Sports franchise, but too lacking in depth to warrant a purchase.

Review: Intro Ah, boxing. An organized, violent sport with a rich history. A history just rich enough for most Americans to care about it less than they do hockey. Let's face it, this is basically a sport for the die hard gambler, not the run of the ...