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If you enjoyed Round 2, then you might get or might already be getting a kick out of Fight Night: Round 3! If you want to know more about this game, here are the works. This video game is all about boxing. EA Sports is its developer. The prequel of this game was Fight Night: Round 2 which was released on the year 2005. The release of Round 3 was on the 22^nd of February, 2006. The video game was released for PlayStation 2, PSP, Xbox 360, and Xbox. The game can also be played with PlayStation 3 as it was released last December 6, 2006 specifically for that purpose.

EA Sports has produced many riveting games. Fight Night: Round 3 is 3^rd on the line of all the boxing titles they have created. The creation of this game was spurned on when Knockout Kings games became so popular with PlayStation gamers. As a sequel, Round 3 succeeded in bringing an all new and improved Fight Night. Any player is sure to appreciate better gameplay and more improved graphics. One very recognizable change is the ‘Impact Punches’. Also added were the ESPN Classic fights. There is also a brand new career game mode wherein a player will have to beat other boxers to obtain popularity. Beating opponents also ensures fighting in an ESPN featured match.

Previous Fight Night video games had an HUD (heads- up display). The HUD used to tell a player what is going on with the energy and stamina of the boxer being played. Fight Night: Round 3 though have eliminated the HUD. This made the game more stimulating. Now, a player will really have to pay attention because the energy and stamina will be determined only by looking at the player’s physical condition. This means that all the facial reactions, movements, and stances will tell the gamer if the character is still on top condition or not. With the improved graphics of the game, this is highly possible.

As mentioned, Fight Night: Round 3 was released for use in multiple video game consoles. Because of this, there are several versions of the game. The versions though do not really have that much difference with each other. One noticeable distinction is that the cover art for the version released on the Xbox and PS2 featured Micky Ward and Arturo Gatti. The version released on the PSP, PS3, and Xbox 360 featured the photo of the popular boxer Oscar de la Hoya. Another distinction was that all the rest of the versions can only be played on a 3^rd person point of view except for the PS3 version.

The game has also some mini games in it, which serve as ice breakers. Indeed these mini games are similar to that of Round 2 (only the perspective was changed), still it is better than nothing. Besides the boxing is still the main event. An IGN award- Best Offline Multiplayer was given to Fight Night: Round 3 in 2006 on PlayStation 3.

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