‘Fight Night Round 2’ built on the success of its predecessor, and was received even more favorably by critics and gamers.Ģ006’s ‘Fight Night Round 3’ continued to improve on the formula adding all new Impact Punches and a new Career mode in which the player character fights for popularity and sponsorships. The game was received rather well by critics and gamers alike at the time.Ī sequel to the original, titled ‘Fight Night Round 2’ arrived less than a year later in 2005 (back in the good old days when fans could expect a new boxing game every year) and expanded on the Total Punch Control system, adding devastatingly powerful Haymaker shots, a new clinching mechanic and cinematic KO Moments amongst other new features. This new system allowed players to perform most basic boxing maneuvers including punching, leaning and blocking with the left or right analog sticks of the controller, using the left and right trigger buttons to execute modified variations of those techniques. The franchise kicked off the original ‘Fight Night 2004’ in the year 2004, featuring an innovative new control system called “Total Punch Control”. What Can We Expect From Fight Night Champion 2?
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Read on to find out everything we know about the ‘Fight Night’ series and a possible ‘Fight Night Champion 2’ game. However, it looks like the constant beseechment from fans and the growing undeniability of the sheer commercial potential of an all star boxing video game may have woken Electronic Arts from their slumber, and we may finally get a new ‘Fight Night’ game. The actual reasons why Electronic Arts stopped making ‘Fight Night’ games had more to do with the difficulty of procuring boxer imaging rights and licensing issues, as well as EA’s decision to focus on their ‘EA Sports UFC’ mixed martial arts fighting franchise instead (which looks to be a mistake in hindsight, considering the fact that the UFC games have failed to match the commercial and cultural appeal of ‘Fight Night Champion’). Microsoft’s decision to include EA’s boxing tour de force in its Xbox One backwards compatibility catalog last year was met by universal cheer by fans around the world, and the game continues to enjoy a healthy player base despite now approaching its decennial anniversary. The reasons behind this travesty have nothing to do with the popularity of boxing video games or boxing itself unlike Rugby Union games, boxing games have always been rather popular, as evidenced by the strong commercial performance and enduring legacy of games like ‘Fight Night Champion’.
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