Fight Night Champion

it ok i love it

This game has fantastic gameply and graphics. if you love boxing this is the game for you, also has past fighters like mike tyson ,mohamad ali,and joe frazier, what upsets me is that they dont have floyd maywether

I must say, I was dissapointed that I received this game because I just signed up. It turned out to be a great first game from GAMEFLY!! The graphics are GREAT! The sound is Good, and the fighters signature moves are on point. The storyline was very, very short, but if you build a legacy fighter it seems to never end! You can win 3 belts per weight class, and move up a weight class as well. Overall the game is a 7.5/10. <br />Give it a try! its fun to knock your friends out!!

it was a good game but they shulda made it a lil bit longer than wat it was

good people and stuff

It was a very enjoyable game. The rush you get holding the controller about to knock someone out is totally awesome. The game&#39;s Champion Mode was a little quicker than I intended. There are four difficulty levels in Champion Mode, to beat the first level, Amateur, it took me less than 3 hours. Also, The story-line in this game is comprehensible and very cool. It starts in the past and then you continue the story. Overall, I greatly enjoyed this game. I recommend Fight Night Champion.

FNC IS a great boxing game, but it has its flaws. some Fighters in the story mode have overpowering punches and can be hard to defeat unless you play the way the game tells you to. And of course defeating Frost was impossible and i quickly gave up on that. Legacy mode was fun but after a while it got repetive. train, rest, train, rest, fight, repeat. Another thing i noticed is that when knocking someone out, the punches just dont seem as epically powerful. Honestly, its a good game. But there were a lot of things i personally found irritating that made the game less fun for me.

So lets be honest, beating the heck out of someone in Fight Night is sweet sweet joy...getting your butt knocked down over and over is not, and depending on how you play this game, you&#39;ll experience one or other and not much in between. <br /><br />Legacy Mode (AKA Build your own fighter mode) works like this:<br />Schedule fight...wait<br />Train (Training is hard and boring)<br />Upgrade boxer with earned XP points from training<br />Rest<br />Repeat training, upgrading and resting...and now you get to fight!<br /><br />So this year Fight Night gets a new gameplay mechanic that replaces the hay makers from the last game and it works like this. Punches have a certain chance to put you or your opponent into a stun state in which you can be knocked out or they just put you straight to the canvas. Why you ask, well the developers wanted to add that element in boxing where you just never know when that one punch could change the tide of a fight. How does it translate in gameplay you ask, well the AI will throw power punch after power punch in a effort to knock you out. Try for more than 2 or 3 punches in a row yourself and expect to go down. Its lame lame lame. <br /><br />Check this out, I have two characters. One built for speed with maximum points put into any attribute that helps against being stunned or knocked out...he gets stunned all the time!<br /><br />Second character is as tall and as fat as I could make him in the heavyweight class. ZERO points into those same attributes. 35 fights later and NEVER been stunned and has won EVERY fight with a knock out...usually in the first round!! <br /><br />So there you have it. This single gameplay change dictates the entire game. Go big and heavy and forget everything else.<br /><br />Story mode. The first 5 fights or so are good and fun. Every single one after that will handicap you in some way. Broken hand, cut eye, no stamina, etc etc. Lame as H E double hockey stick. And the final fight is one of the most difficult endeavors you&#39;ll face in gaming. Annoying too. <br /><br />Thats all I got.