Fight Night is back with the most realistic in the ring experience to date, featuring some of the greatest boxers in history fighting in their prime. Featuring a re-written gameplay engine, Fight Night Round 4 will add a variety of fighting styles and boxer differentiation to authentically emulate the greatest fighters of all time.Muhammad Ali, the most celebrated boxer of all time, was famous for his quick tongue and his even quicker hands that wore down his opponents fight after fight. Ali was the first fighter in history to win the undisputed heavyweight championship three times, and is highly revered for his contribution to the sport of boxing. Mike Tyson, a knock out legend, will join Ali on the cover. The youngest boxer ever to win a heavyweight championship, Tyson enthralled the world with his precision, power, and ability to put away his opponents in the first round. These two boxing icons finally come face to face in Fight Night Round 4.
The addition of Mike Tyson to Fight Night Round 4 fills a hole in videogame rosters that has existed for almost a decade. Users will finally be able to fight as ‘Iron Mike’, or fight against him as one of many other all time greats. Promising to revolutionize the fighting genre, Fight Night Round 4 features an all new physics based gameplay engine that brings the most authentic interpretation of the sweet science to the videogame world. The action inside the ring will be faster than ever, delivering a true representation of the sport’s incredible speed, accuracy, timing, and power. Fight Night Round 4 allows you to create dozens of legendary match ups, including Tyson vs. Ali, with unprecedented realism.
Manny Pacquiao will win his highly anticipated May 2nd bout against Ricky Hatton with a convincing 11th round knockout, according to the simulation conducted using Fight Night Round 4.
According to the simulation, an aggressive attempt by Hatton to limit Pacquiao’s movement early on was unsuccessful. Pacquiao’s used his speed and control of the ring to take advantage of Hatton’s aggression, picking his punches and keeping out of range. The tide turned in Hatton’s favor in Round 4 when he found some success trapping Pacquiao in the corner. With little room to work with, Pacquiao was forced to trade blows on Hatton’s terms. This relentless exchange proved to be too much for Pacquiao who went down to a powerful left hook at the end of Round 6. The later rounds saw the revival of the quick moving Pacquiao, who outpaced and out boxed Hatton yet again. Lightning fast left jabs wreaked havoc on Hatton through Rounds 7, 8 and 9 before a commanding right hand brought him to the mat in Round 10. Badly hurt and looking sluggish, Hatton was unable to beat the count after falling to another deadly right hook from Pacquiao in Round 11.
Preliminary roster:
- Mike Tyson
- Muhammad Ali
- Ricky Hatton
- Ray Robinson
- Thomas Hearns
- Miguel Cotto
- Shane Mosely
- Jake Lamotta
- Marvin Hagler
- Roy Jones Jr.
- Carlos Monzon
- Jermaine Taylor
- Kelly Pavlik
- Manny Pacquiao
- Pernell Whittaker
- Julio Caesar Chavez
- George Foreman
- Joe Frazier
- Lennox Lewis
- Ray Leonard
- James Toney
- Roberto Duran
- Marco Antonio Barrera
- Amin Asikainen
- Paulie Malignaggi
- Kermit Cinteron
- Eddie Chambers
- Arturo Gatti
- Corey Spinks
- Tommy Morrison
- Sergio Mora
- Fernando Montiel
- Jorge Armando Arce
- Arementa
- Anthony Mundine
- Emanuel Agustus
- Vinny Paz
- Vivian Harris
- Billy Dib
- Diego Corrales
- Erik Morales
- Nate Campbell
- Ronald 'Winky' Wright
- Yuriorkis Gamboa
- Nonito Donair
- Arthur Abraham
- Joe Calzaghe
- Roberto Guerrero
- Edwim Valero
- Victor Ortiz
Consumers can step into the ring sooner with GameStop’s exclusive pre-order program. By pre-ordering Fight Night Round 4 at their local Gamestop, or online at www.gamestop.com, fans will receive early access to the game’s demo.
Fight Night Round 4 will be available worldwide for the PS3 and Xbox 360 June 30, 2009.
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