Fight Night Round 3
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http://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/-ea-sports-fight-night-round-3/675740p1.html
it is on PS2 as well. Dope.
Release Date: March 2006
"Now, the game's Career Mode will put more of an emphasis on these wonderfully abusive relationships, to the extent that you'll even be able to take part in a brawl during a weigh-in."
The new features look sick as fuck
The developers at EA Chicago have added some new "Impact Punches" that are even more devastating than the feared haymaker, although they are much more difficult to pull off. The first, called the Flash KO, will knock your opponent silly, causing him to stumble around a bit in a daze, allowing you to follow up with a few well-placed strikes. The Stun Punch, on the other hand, will cause the game to go into a first-person view, with the hit player being forced into a first-person view. He'll have to block and parry his opponent's punches, unless he doesn't mind taking a nap on the canvas.
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One of the coolest new mechanics is the ability to change up your style to throw off your opponent's timing. You can switch over to southpaw for a few moments, batter your foe with a quick hook or two, then change back to finish him off.
it is on PS2 as well. Dope.
Release Date: March 2006
"Now, the game's Career Mode will put more of an emphasis on these wonderfully abusive relationships, to the extent that you'll even be able to take part in a brawl during a weigh-in."
The new features look sick as fuck
The developers at EA Chicago have added some new "Impact Punches" that are even more devastating than the feared haymaker, although they are much more difficult to pull off. The first, called the Flash KO, will knock your opponent silly, causing him to stumble around a bit in a daze, allowing you to follow up with a few well-placed strikes. The Stun Punch, on the other hand, will cause the game to go into a first-person view, with the hit player being forced into a first-person view. He'll have to block and parry his opponent's punches, unless he doesn't mind taking a nap on the canvas.
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One of the coolest new mechanics is the ability to change up your style to throw off your opponent's timing. You can switch over to southpaw for a few moments, batter your foe with a quick hook or two, then change back to finish him off.
