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Shaun InguanzoPrizefighter trailer hits the web
April 22nd 2008 22:48
IF YOU enjoyed the likes of Fight Night Round 3, then you'll be happy to know that 2K Games is getting ready to unleash its own boxing beast.
And it's looking mighty good.
2K Games is also the developer of one of the best basketball sims going around, NBA 2K8.
Although announced in January for Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS consoles, 2K Games has just released a trailer to whet the appetite of boxing fans.
Check out the new trailer here.
According to 2K Games, here's what you can look forward to when Prizefighter hits the shelves later this year.
Live the Boxing Life A full career mode offers players a comprehensive story line that follows them through real-life boxing situations such as injuries, facing stacked odds against a corrupt judge, and more. These dramatic moments are told in a sports documentary style using the voices and images of world famous boxers and celebrities from the boxing world.
The Best in the Ring and in the Booth - Don King Presents Prizefighter offers up a roster of 30 licensed, active boxers and 10 classic, retired boxers. Classics include the likes of Larry Holmes, Ken Norton, and even the Cinderella Man himself, James Braddock. The play-by-play and color commentary are provided by none other than HBO Boxing broadcasters - Emmanuel Stewart and Jim Lampley.
Knock Out! The developers at 2K Games weren't afraid to get their hands dirty when it came to fine-tuning the fight mechanics in Don King Presents Prizefighter. Cumulative effect punching and surprise one-punch knockdowns and knockouts will keep gamers on the edge of their seats during every match. Height, weight, reach, and strength all play a part in how well a fighter stacks up against the enemy.
Hit the Virtual Gym - The unique online mode in Don King Presents: Prizefighter allows players to form and compete in gyms of friends or any available competitor. Players can choose from any of the legendary or active champions in Don King Presents: Prizefighter, or use up to 8 of their own customized boxers in this feature.
And it's looking mighty good.
2K Games is also the developer of one of the best basketball sims going around, NBA 2K8.
Although announced in January for Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS consoles, 2K Games has just released a trailer to whet the appetite of boxing fans.
Check out the new trailer here.
I told you not to talk to the lady like that...
According to 2K Games, here's what you can look forward to when Prizefighter hits the shelves later this year.
Live the Boxing Life A full career mode offers players a comprehensive story line that follows them through real-life boxing situations such as injuries, facing stacked odds against a corrupt judge, and more. These dramatic moments are told in a sports documentary style using the voices and images of world famous boxers and celebrities from the boxing world.
The Best in the Ring and in the Booth - Don King Presents Prizefighter offers up a roster of 30 licensed, active boxers and 10 classic, retired boxers. Classics include the likes of Larry Holmes, Ken Norton, and even the Cinderella Man himself, James Braddock. The play-by-play and color commentary are provided by none other than HBO Boxing broadcasters - Emmanuel Stewart and Jim Lampley.
Knock Out! The developers at 2K Games weren't afraid to get their hands dirty when it came to fine-tuning the fight mechanics in Don King Presents Prizefighter. Cumulative effect punching and surprise one-punch knockdowns and knockouts will keep gamers on the edge of their seats during every match. Height, weight, reach, and strength all play a part in how well a fighter stacks up against the enemy.
Hit the Virtual Gym - The unique online mode in Don King Presents: Prizefighter allows players to form and compete in gyms of friends or any available competitor. Players can choose from any of the legendary or active champions in Don King Presents: Prizefighter, or use up to 8 of their own customized boxers in this feature.
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