Michael Blank talks Fight Night: Trailer and pics included
We know, we know. Trailers for this particular game have been scarce lately, and even then the last vid we featured was admittedly short – just enough to keep you guys prepped for when it does hit the PS3. And while the screenshots already offer a good depiction of the game’s graphics (and the kind of G’s pro boxers get exposed to), it just isn’t the same when them fists aren’t flying.
We found another trailer for EA’s Fight Night: Round 3, and aside from showing us more of the slug-fests we’ve been enjoying, this video puts more focus on the game’s Get in the Ring mode, which allows the player to jab, hook, bob and weave behind the eyes of one of the boxers in the ring – spectator sport it ain’t. Producer Michael Blank will be narrating this video, so sit back, and enjoy the download and the screens we’ve provided.
Oh, yeah, one more thing: Did you know a pro boxer can generate 1000 pounds-per-square-inch of power in a well-executed straight? Just thought you’d like to know that before watching the “Thrilla in Manila” in action. Enjoy.
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Download: [Get in the Ring]
We know, we know. Trailers for this particular game have been scarce lately, and even then the last vid we featured was admittedly short – just enough to keep you guys prepped for when it does hit the PS3. And while the screenshots already offer a good depiction of the game’s graphics (and the kind of G’s pro boxers get exposed to), it just isn’t the same when them fists aren’t flying.
We found another trailer for EA’s Fight Night: Round 3, and aside from showing us more of the slug-fests we’ve been enjoying, this video puts more focus on the game’s Get in the Ring mode, which allows the player to jab, hook, bob and weave behind the eyes of one of the boxers in the ring – spectator sport it ain’t. Producer Michael Blank will be narrating this video, so sit back, and enjoy the download and the screens we’ve provided.
Oh, yeah, one more thing: Did you know a pro boxer can generate 1000 pounds-per-square-inch of power in a well-executed straight? Just thought you’d like to know that before watching the “Thrilla in Manila” in action. Enjoy.
Download: [Get in the Ring]
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