A great mixture of story, cut-scenes, boxing action, and little added touches like ESPN reports, and training, really ramp up the immersion in the mode. Because it tells a pretty intriguing story for a sports game, and frankly, I’ve never seen anything else like it in a sports game. Then and there you will be hard pressed to turn back from the “Champion” mode. You are thrust into the boots of Andre, an ex-champion whose found himself in a bare-knuckle brawl with a skinhead in a prison sanctioned boxing event. That something, or someone actually, is Andre Bishop. EA’s not gonna let you hop on Fight Night: Champion and just gravitate to the multiplayer component of the game, they’ve got something to show you.

If you’ve long grown tired of fighting nameless fighter after nameless fighter in attempt to reach a belt that holds little significant value, Fight Night takes that long used approach to the genre and finally discards it. If you ever wanted more out of a boxing game, Fight Night: Champion is your game. Game features include: unprecedented precision and accuracy of punches local and online multiplayer support for four and ten players respectively and a cast of more than 50 boxers from multiple eras and weight classes. Fight Night Champion is a multiplayer boxing game for play on Xbox 360 that blends traditional one-on-one pugilistic action of previous games in the Fight Night franchise with new, more gritty story-driven gameplay rooted in the all-new Champion Mode.

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