Even the most hardened hetero male couldn't fail to get excited over these glistening, bulging, sweaty torsos. Yes, what you're drooling over are the first images - in-game, mind - of Fight Night Round 3 on PS3. The Xbox 360 version just can't go the distance with these photorealistic boxers. Nor does it boast PS3's exclusive new mode, Get in the Ring, which changes the side-on third-person perspective to a much more immersive first-person view, designed to show off the outstanding damage model.
Games Asylum: "It’s a little-known fact that Nintendo granted both EA and Activision reduced GameCube licensing costs. It was a resoundingly pro-active move from Nintendo: around ten years ago the two publishers released big-budget, heavily promoted, titles on almost a monthly basis"
Pay for a demo!? Pah! That would never happen. And if it did, we'd definitely do a little checking before running a story on it... But some demos kick all the ass, and here's 10 we'd happily pay for.
Wouldn't pay for any of them and its not because they aren't good games
I'm not paying for a demo, I don't care. Now publishers, what you COULD do to EARN more sales with upcoming games without screwball tactics is what a few games have done back in the day: make a game that you don't expect to make PHENOMENAL sales from, and add a sneek peak/5 minute demo of your upcoming big hit. A game that did that was Zone of the Enders with a sneek peak at MGS2. What's wrong with that?
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it does look more polished, but the crowd still looks shocking... look at picture 9 or 10, behind ali and they look just as bad as before. really takes from the game i thought
it does look more polished, but the crowd still looks shocking... look at picture 9 or 10, behind ali and they look just as bad as before. really takes from the game i thought
Read the posts on the web page featuring the PS3 screenshots, pretty funny.
1.) This game had a whole extra year of dev time ; I would hope it might be more than a direct port of the 360 game. But visually, I see no discernable difference. The crowds/background still have the same low-poly, 2-D look, and the boxer details look EXACTLY the same.
2.) I'm sure Sony early PS3 adopters will love this....but I'll be playing FNR4 in less than a year, so I've got ZERO interest in this. ;)
It's the same game and yes a pretty good game, I also saw that they made a first person version available, I'm assuming due to the low available memory on the ps3, so by freeing up and not showing the fighter fp style they allocated more available memory to help the system out. Not a must buy but more of a good bye.