Testseek.com have collected 35 expert reviews of the Fight Night Round 4 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fight Night Round 4.
July 2009
(84%)
35 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: "It's not bragging if you can back it up." Just one of the many famous boxing quotes from Muhammad Ali, and it sums up arguably the best boxing game to date with EA's Fight Night Round 4. After EA Chicago closed its doors, many wondered what the fate o...
Great roster of fighters that you can add usercreated characters to, Fastpaced action that encourages you to think like a boxer, Powerful character creation tools, Great fight commentary and sound effects, Online play is almost always lagfree.
Mindlessly spamming punches is more effective than it should be, Some of the career mode minigames are frustratingly difficult.
Though definitely an improvement over its predecessor, this boxing game isnt without a few problems. ...
Abstract: To the untrained eye, boxing involves little more than two fighters punching each other until one of them falls down. Theres a lot more to the sport than that, though, and Fight Night Round 4 is a game that, while not necessarily realistic, encourages...
Abstract: This review might read like a rant as we will now prattle on and on about what gets on our nerves so much. But when you’re reading through our list of irritations, always bear in mind that Fight Night Round 4 is the best of the series so far, the best ...
Abstract: EA Sports has managed to turn the fight game into the science it has long been proclaimed to be through the use of the new control mechanics and counterpunch system. Graphically, the game is stunning, and while there are a few stumbles along the way, n...
Abstract: It's hard to forget the first time I landed an orbital-crushing haymaker in Fight Night Round 3: my vicious blow sent ripples across the opponent's cheeks and bodily fluids flying towards the canvas. No other boxing sim since has come close to recreati...
Abstract: I guess I was destined to become a boxing fan. You see, my father was a member of the Naval boxing team during the mid-60s, and from an early age I sat in wonder of his countless stories about experiences in the ring. But Fight Night Round 3 was the fi...
