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There is a certain lethargy associated with the heavyweights, but Evander The Real Deal Holyfield has flash in those huge hands, and strings together combos with regularity that staggers and drops the stumbling Meyers. A first fight opponent versus a revamped legend. What fun! EA Sports is gearing up for the Feb. 22 release of Fight Night Round 3 on the Xbox and one of the game options players can leap into is taking a legend and starting the career path anew. The game has a few stumbling areas, but is generally a solid fighter that brings the thrill of boxing to the fore with great controls, solid graphics and sound. There are several ways to play the game. Play Now is the instant fight mode; ESPN Classic offers historic fights and the chance for players to rewrite or participate in legendary rivalries; Game Modes offers up Xbox Live multiplayer options and Hard Hits fights; but the crowning single-player mode is the career mode, in which you create a fighter, skill up the attributes, work through the amateur rankings and finally turn pro. There are eight attribute categories: power, speed, agility, stamina, chin, body, heart, and cuts. In the preview build received, you cant have two careers going at the same time. You have to retire one fighter to begin another. Once you have either recreated a legend or created a new fighter (using a very nice customization options package), you begin by signing a contract for a fight. You can scout your opponent, but you also need to look at the contract terms. Some will offer rounds for the fight, but others can be a hard hit encounter, meaning that rounds are ended when one fighter hits the canvas. Others will offer increased paychecks for winning the bout or bonus to other areas, like popularity. The fight is signed so you head to training. You can hire a trainer, some are free but offer no bonuses, while others will cost a bit and give improved results. Training falls into three attribute-specific areas plus sparring. You can auto train or play the training mini games. The latter offers the opportunity to get bigger rewards but you can also fail and come off with losses in categories. You will only get half the points for auto training but it gets you to the fight faster. Win fights gains popularity, more money and unlocks better gear and fighting styles. If you unlock a new fighting style, you need to return to the edit boxer screen to activate it. The controls did feel a little sluggish at times. The right analog stick controls the punching. If you push the stick to the right, rotate clockwise and then counterclockwise you can execute one of the new Impact punches the Flash KO. The other new Impact punches are the Haymaker and Stun Punch. The Xbox version uses the health and energy meters along the bottom of the screen. If your fighter runs low on energy, the punches will be slower, you will hear heavier breathing and you will tend to stand there and take counters. Moving away will recharge the energy meter, plus give you more room to set up better combinations. Standing toe-to-toe is not recommended in most cases. Of course, not all blows are recognized in the games AI. The meter of the opponent is low, and you send in a hard combo that totally rips the wind from him and starts him on a fall toward the mat. His hands drop and as they do, you unleash a vicious uppercut. Ok, now if that landed to the chin of a stunned and unprotected fighter, chances are really good that it is lights out. But the game doesnt seem to recognize the free shot. If the foe has not been knocked down before, the odds are good he will be back on his feet by the time the bodiless referee gets to the count of 7. The soundtrack blends in nicely with the mood of the game. Featuring songs like Sean Biggs (Featuring Akon and Topic) Never Gonna Get It or Young Roscoes Itz Nothin, this is foot-tapping smooth backdrops for the interface. The announcer does a decent job of keeping abreast of the action. On a couple of occasions, the corner chat (which can be repetitive) dropped out, though the crowd noise was still there. And the announcer did get off track or so it seemed at one point. The amateur title was on the line. The challenger (player controlled) known as Silk, comes storming out and pummels his opponent. A knockdown early in the fight sets up a devastating combo before the round ends. Silk wins by a knockout. The announcer intones that Silk really has to take this loss to heart. It is a devastating knockout win for his rival. Sorry, but that was the other way around. The graphics have some clipping problems (at least in this preview build), but nothing too huge. There are load times that are not overly long or distracting. Some of the animations are not too accurate. A solid blow to the solar plexus usually does not cause a spew of blood from the mouth, or if it does, the ring doc better be ready to step in. Occasionally a disembodied arm floats through the center of the camera, clipping causing it to appear as an angular blob. But again, this was a preview build and these may not be on the final release. Overall, this is a wonderful and addictive fighter title. The career mode is well done and a lot of fun to play. Stepping into the legendary rivalries is always exciting and challenging and there is enough here to please just about any fight fan as well as those looking for a solid fight title. 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On 12/12/2005 the Game Boy Advance received a new game from Nintendo titled Final Fantasy IV Advance. Since then 26 sites and magazines have reviewed it including eToychest, Gamerz Edge, GamerDad and Lawrence. Together their reviews have resulted in an average ratio of 87.3%. That ratio has resulted in this title becoming the 338th best game of all time and the 21st best game on the Game Boy Advance. Tales of Legendia PS2 Featured Game The renowned Tales series comes to the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system with the extraordinary depth of an RPG and the furiously fast real-time battles of an authentic fighting game. Tales of Legendia offers fantastic 3D graphics, dynamic battle scenes and an emotionally-charged storyline. Players can now battle huge monsters with fighting-game like controls with X-LiMBS, Namco's new crossover Linear Motion Battle System Tales of Legendia is an epic tale of love and heroism that explores the ties that bind us all. Senel Coolidge, a young expert in the special skill called "eres," was drifting in the misty ocean on a small boat with his younger sister Shirley when they stumble upon a mysterious giant ship called Legacy. Have they stumbled upon an unknown civilization, or i s the Legacy a relic of something long past? It's World War II, and from France to Germany, prepare to destroy the opposition and help free Europe from Nazi rule as you take command of a Sherman tank in General Patton's Fourth Armored Division, Patton's best and most elite division. Cut off the enemy at the Brittany Peninsula, escort Allied convoys, and smash Nazi forces across the Moselle. Rescue hostages, relieve the besieged 101st Airborne at Bastogne, cross the Rhine, and drive German forces out of France. Notice from BH: Spam. Copy job cached here Banned.

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