Its out on 7th october and sounds brill .
http://www.fusionlabs.ltd.uk/fs_titlebout.htm
This game sounds wicked
The company who do this game did an offer where owners of the original version could buy this one you have linked to for a lower price and get it early. I already have this game and it's amazing to be honest, if anyone wants to know anything about it just ask away or if you want me to simulate a particular fight let me know
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Play.com have it for £15. Is it worth the money then? Simulate Lacy Vs Calzaghe for me...cause it's never going to happen.DK2112 wrote:The company who do this game did an offer where owners of the original version could buy this one you have linked to for a lower price and get it early. I already have this game and it's amazing to be honest, if anyone wants to know anything about it just ask away or if you want me to simulate a particular fight let me know
You have the option of working the corner of any fighter you want, but there is no career aspect to the game or any aging system it's pretty much just imagination in terms of progressing the boxing world. It is unmissable for a boxing fan in my opinion, just watching the fights is great it is very realistic. For example, boxers are exactly like real life, Byrd hardly ever KO's opponents and fights a good defensive style, Ruiz clinches a lot and Tyson comes out swinging from the first bell. Best fight I ever simulated was Tyson vs Peter, that was an all out war. You have to play it to believe it, but honestly it's really good fun just to watch the fights, and you can match anyone against anyone, no more ducking (ala Calzaghe)
Again, it looks great, but I personally prefer the idea of it being a start from scratch game. As in starting off with little money, managing a few small time fighters, do your best with them, and gradually build youreself up. From what i've read, as good as this game looks, it doesn't seem to offer that element.