That was the worst Fight Night. Having played Victorious Boxers religiously, I still feel no other boxing has come close to the things VB did right, which is disappointing.
EA Sports UFC Being Developed By Fight Night Champion Studio
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Nothing but haymakers in that game. It had potential
nikkas was sleepin on that EA Sports MMA I see.
Mountain
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UFC has NOTHING to do with Fight Night Champion so there is no reason for you to compare them.. UFC 3 is a BEAST, crushes Fight Night Champion. So this game is gonna be a step backwards most likely/
EA already has an MMA game, and for the most part it sucks
I didn't know EA snagged this license, but now that I know it?
Another franchise bites the dust
fight night champion was garbage and i own it matter fact i own both
fukk that, FNC crushes any other fighting sim game out there right now. UFC 3 is a disgrace, the strike animations looks stupid. This is UFC 3 (look how rampage throws his opening hooks
):Now compare that, to this:
FNC just looks and conveys the realism of fighting much better, there's no denying this.
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courtdog
Drinks Blood from a Boot
Gameplay >>> Graphics bruhfukk that, FNC crushes any other fighting sim game out there right now. UFC 3 is a disgrace, the strike animations looks stupid. This is UFC 3 (look how rampage throws his opening hooks
UFC 3 Pride FC Rampage vs Silva (XBOX 360 720P HD) - YouTube
Now compare that, to this:
FIGHT NIGHT CHAMPION ONLINE GAMEPLAY - YouTube
FNC just looks and conveys the realism of fighting much better, there's no denying this.
FNC gameplay = Lips on pig bruh, no denying this
Deezay
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UFC3 is better then 10 but it still is far behind 09. Horrible ground game, that god awful submission meter that takes up the entire screen, unbalanced stats(Brock Lesnar should not have harder strikes more then JDS/Velaquez), terrrible online) EA will do a much better job. Have you ever played EA MMA?
Stop it. You must be trash. Get your transition game up.
UFC 3 has the best mechanics.
Deezay
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This is a good move IMO. That UFC engine feels so fukking static. Their programmers don't know shyt. They couldn't even put long hair into the first game.
Clay Guida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Despite his status as an up-and-coming UFC fighter he was not included in the UFC 2009 Undisputed video game due to technical issues caused by his long hair. He was even offered $10,000[5] by Dana White to cut it, but he refused."
"Despite his status as an up-and-coming UFC fighter he was not included in the UFC 2009 Undisputed video game due to technical issues caused by his long hair. He was even offered $10,000[5] by Dana White to cut it, but he refused."
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
They most definitely laid the ground work for the Fight Night series, there's no debating that. However...
I'll take counter windows and haymakers over those RIDICULOUS "special" punches any day of the week. I've watched the anime and still read the manga so I get why they're in the game, but there should've been a way to turn them off for exhibition play, some completely break the game.
Other than that, yes, VB has done some phenomenal things with the series and a little fun fact...you could punch with the analog sticks on the first game for the PS2, before fight night came along.
Like I said, it was the blueprint, and is arguably a better series of games, no problem agreeing with that (and what I wouldn't give to have their career mode in a American boxing game
) but FN did a lot of things right....then round 4 & champion came out
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The special punches weren't that bad and you lost a lot of stamina using them. Sanada is the only that had a "ridiculous" special, that I can think of. Some guys had specials that weren't specials like Bull Ushida, who's right body uppercut really took a lot out of opponents.
What I missed about VB that I wish was in FN was how the angle of punches, stamina, counters, parries, and momentum worked, also every boxer fought differently with his own strengths(if any) and weaknesses. Hate first I hated VB (think I lost to Mashiba like 8 times) before I learned how the game worked and change the controls.
I never got the sense of I could lose at any moment if I'm not careful in any of the Fight Night games I played, whereas I had right many losses in VB from me don't finishing off someone when I should've, or gunning for a KO.
That said, I LOVED the first Fight Night. I didn't touch VB for a long time once I got it.
Reason way I didn't like FN RD 2 was because every match I played ended up being a haymaker fest. Round 4 was a moved in the right direction, in my opinion.
I would just like a sim without some new special feature.
What I missed about VB that I wish was in FN was how the angle of punches, stamina, counters, parries, and momentum worked, also every boxer fought differently with his own strengths(if any) and weaknesses. Hate first I hated VB (think I lost to Mashiba like 8 times) before I learned how the game worked and change the controls.
I never got the sense of I could lose at any moment if I'm not careful in any of the Fight Night games I played, whereas I had right many losses in VB from me don't finishing off someone when I should've, or gunning for a KO.
That said, I LOVED the first Fight Night. I didn't touch VB for a long time once I got it.
Reason way I didn't like FN RD 2 was because every match I played ended up being a haymaker fest. Round 4 was a moved in the right direction, in my opinion.
I would just like a sim without some new special feature.
