EA Announces Fight Night Round 4
Coming to PS3 and 360 in 2009
Date: Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

Electronic Arts has revealed that EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 is in development at EA Canada in Vancouver under the EA Sports brand for the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.

“The EA SPORTS Fight Night franchise has always been synonymous with quality and innovation that raised the bar for the sports videogame genre”, said Kevin Wilkinson, Executive Producer, EA SPORTS. “EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 3 was a platform defining game as the industry transitioned to next generation consoles. EA SPORTS Fight Night Round 4 will change how boxing games are played and measured in the future.”

No fight will be the same with an all-new physics-based animation system that recreates the full spectrum of true-to-life punch impacts, giving boxers a devastating arsenal of punches, blocks and ring movement. The new physics system allows for missed punches, glancing punches, knockout blows and for the first time ever, rough and tumble inside fighting.

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