In the EA Sports game Fight Night Round 3, developed by EA Chicago, you can create your fighter, give them training, and compete against opponents worldwide.
Start by making your very own champion and personalizing everything about them, including their appearance, the gear they use, their fighting style, their weight class, their signature move, and even their very own illegal hit. Invest in your fighter’s appearance and performance by providing him with the appropriate gear and instruction.
The next step is to take your fighter into career mode, where you will fight your way up from the neighborhood gym to the five-star arenas throughout the game. Employ personal trainers to maximize the effectiveness of your workouts and improve your speed and strength. Fight randomly generated opponents up through the ranks until you have either beaten them in points or reduced them to a pulp, whichever comes first. Choose your bouts with caution since your plan within the ring won’t matter if you can’t handle your business outside of it, and certain fights may give you an incentive in the form of a little additional money or a promotional contract. However, specific conflicts may give you either of these things.
Fight intelligently when engaged by employing the whole punch control system to throw the punches you wish to by using the analog stick. Mindlessly mashing buttons, thanks to the entire punch control system, which instead associates your fists with the analog stick, is no longer necessary.
You may also play in legendary fights such as Taylor vs. Hopkins, Gatti vs. Ward, or Robinson vs. Lamotta in the ESPN Classic mode to relive the battles that shaped the course of boxing history.
As soon as you’ve knocked out the machine, you and a friend can play local multiplayer with any fighter, including user-created soldiers and ESPN Classic fights, using any available options. You can also challenge your opponent online and demonstrate that you are the true champion of the globe against anyone at any time and location.
