Next out is EA's Fight Night Round 4, the sequel to one of the best sports games this generation. Many changes have been made and the most impressive one is the new physics engine. Hit detection is much better and clipping issues aren't common anymore. Aside from that, the game looks really pretty and the Legacy mode has gotten a bit less automatic, more decisions about the career can now be made.

In celebration to the game's release, Electronic Arts captured eleven screenshots of Fight Night Round 4. They show glowing bodies, large splashes of sweat, gloves that fit perfectly the shape of the chins they're knocking and a referee who really wants you to look him in the eye. Fans be warned. Update: launch trailer uploaded, hits hard.

The producer of Fight Night Round 4 explains to us how the Legacy Mode of the game works in this video, running at 60 fps as usual now.

EA offers us this new trailer of Fight Night Round 4, in which we can discover the ability to import our face in the game to create a boxer who looks just like us. The result is pretty convincing.
Update: Fixed version is up.

Fight Night Round 4 will soon be released and EA has decided to show us a bit more of the game. Get your gloves ready!

The producer of Fight Night Round 4 is very proud of his game's graphics and explains why in this new video.

While waiting for the demo to be available for everyone, here are some new images of Fight Night Round 4.

The demo of Fight Night Round 4 is now available for those who preordered the game in the US on both 360 and PS3, but I still found a way to get it on the 360 so here is a video showing one full round. I'm definitely not pretending I played well, but at 60 fps it's still a nice watch :)

Electronic Arts released this new video of Fight Night Round 4, showing the game graphics. Quite a lot to say considering how impressive this game looks, and as usual now the video runs at 60 images per second, except for the stream.

The producer of Fight Night Round 4 keeps explaining how bad Fight Night Round 3 actually was with this time a long explanation on the styles of the fighters.
Update: A fixed version is finally available. Sorry about that.