Fight Night Round 4 demo video

Commented on 2009-05-15 22:28:40

ok blim nice one id like to know how u got that demo lol who were u controling by the way? from my guess id say hatton but i could be wrong.

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Trebby

Commented on 2009-05-15 23:13:34

Looking good; I'd also like to know where you got the demo from. :D I hope you were controlling Hatton cause else I'd like to play against you. :p

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BlimBlim

Commented on 2009-05-15 23:15:49

Yeah I was controlling Hatton.

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staatsfeind1234

Commented on 2009-05-15 23:21:01

please tell us blim. how you get the demo without pre ordering?

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BlimBlim

Commented on 2009-05-15 23:27:34

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=fight+night+round+4+demo+down...

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omniscient

Commented on 2009-05-16 01:11:06 In reply to BlimBlim

Posted by BlimBlim

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=fight+night+round+4+demo+download

Remember the times when demo's were meant to get you to pre-order the full game, sighs.

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Jato

Commented on 2009-05-16 01:29:37

Oh my, those animations are horrible. It's just painfull to see such a beautiful game's immersion being ruined by those laughable animations...

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KORNdog

Commented on 2009-05-16 02:56:54 In reply to Jato

Posted by Jato

Oh my, those animations are horrible. It's just painfull to see such a beautiful game's immersion being ruined by those laughable animations...

bit of an exageration dont you think? they're a damn sight better then round 3...the likenesses on the other hand....well, it looks like they hired someone from pixar to model the faces.

anyway. looks cool and a ton faster, but it looks like it has the same problem with very weak looking punches....but at least it doeasnt look like the fight is taking place underwater like it did in round 3.

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Corellianrogue

Commented on 2009-05-16 03:33:46 In reply to omniscient

Posted by omniscient

Remember the times when demo's were meant to get you to pre-order the full game, sighs.

Exactly!

EA: Thanks for agreeing to buy our game. Our immensely generous reward to you is giving you the privilege to play a demo... of the game you've agreed to buy.

Us: Grrr.

I wish there were demos for ALL games just like XBLA and Community Games. (At the very least after the full game has been released. I still want to play a demo of Golden Axe: Beast Rider just to see if it's as bad as the reviews say. :( )

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Baleur

Commented on 2009-05-16 03:53:00

0:50 omg looks so real..

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Blue_Eagle44

Commented on 2009-05-16 04:31:53

simply amazing.

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GangstaNip

Commented on 2009-05-16 08:29:04

Played the demo and in some ways the game took a step back graphically in one area while taking a step forward in another area. But that's fine i guess. The controls are fine i guess as well but they should have never taking away the buttons for punches as an option. Also the punches feel a bit too slow often and seem telegraphed too much(from the beginning for those who want to say its an stamina thing because its not, this is not how it should be). Not to mention but the punches also feel like they have no real impact a lot of times coming off as very soft, you wouldn't be able to tell things connected well if your controller didn't vibrate at that moment. This game is decent but it has issues that should have been taking care of.

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krisq

Commented on 2009-05-16 13:25:51

I like FNR3 much better than 4. It is exactly as I thought it will be, hit connection is pretty random.

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Jin187

Commented on 2009-05-16 13:34:36 In reply to krisq

Posted by krisq

It is exactly as I thought it will be, hit connection is pretty random.

You mean, just like real life?

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krisq

Commented on 2009-05-16 14:05:27 In reply to Jin187

Posted by Jin187

You mean, just like real life?

True, but it holds you back from master the game. Any noob can beat a pro now.

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Blue_Eagle44

Commented on 2009-05-16 14:23:38

Hmm, just like in FNR3 I largely dislike the right stick to punch, I'll probs get used to it but I much prefer the face buttons for my punches, not even the option to switch over =(

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karaokequeen3

Commented on 2009-05-16 16:48:27

Having not played FNR3, this is a pretty good demo. Granted, it's missing a number of details like Hatton's back tat, but IMO, the underlying combat is pretty solid.

Now DL the UFC demo...

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DDRMidian

Commented on 2009-05-16 17:19:28 In reply to krisq

Posted by krisq

True, but it holds you back from master the game. Any noob can beat a pro now.

Not much of a pro if you can't adapt to random hits. I suppose to be a true professional you have to know exactly where they're coming from because it's always a predefined animation huh? Is that what they do in the ring?

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KORNdog

Commented on 2009-05-16 18:06:20 In reply to DDRMidian

Posted by DDRMidian

Not much of a pro if you can't adapt to random hits. I suppose to be a true professional you have to know exactly where they're coming from because it's always a predefined animation huh? Is that what they do in the ring?

no, but that is what you do in a fighting game...add a dynamic and physics based elements and it adds a lot of unpredictability, unpredictability in a fighter is a sure fire way to end up with a button basher.

you only have to look at characters in other fighting games to see that, just like eddy gordo from tekken. his move set was random and difficult to judge, and hence he became THE noob players dream character.

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Redneck

Commented on 2009-05-16 18:11:36

Damn, I fell in love with EA again.
They are as good as in the old days again.

All EA-games that will soon arrive are technically top notch.

When will there be a demo for all of us?!
Seriously people who preordered it dont need the demo anymore, since they allready bought the game!!

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krisq

Commented on 2009-05-16 18:22:53 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

no, but that is what you do in a fighting game...add a dynamic and physics based elements and it adds a lot of unpredictability, unpredictability in a fighter is a sure fire way to end up with a button basher.

you only have to look at characters in other fighting games to see that, just like eddy gordo from tekken. his move set was random and difficult to judge, and hence he became THE noob players dream character.

Exactly. Thank you :)

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Splicer261

Commented on 2009-05-16 19:52:14

looks great,

i can already see the changes they were talking about in the videos, you fight closer, there is no invisible walk blocking in the middle, you can get real close.

the graphics look great , i was looking forward to some slow motion epic punches , will there be a part 2?

can't wait for the demo to come on the market place

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Blue_Eagle44

Commented on 2009-05-16 19:57:46

well fnr4 isnt at the speed where button mashing (or stick smashing in this case) a good player will easily counter their opponent's punches and watch for an opening whilst letting them waste their stamina. You may see it as noobness but good players will rise and will show that button mashing will keep you on a low level of playing. (I'm not on about mega competitive just online in general)

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DDRMidian

Commented on 2009-05-16 20:05:41 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

no, but that is what you do in a fighting game...add a dynamic and physics based elements and it adds a lot of unpredictability, unpredictability in a fighter is a sure fire way to end up with a button basher.

you only have to look at characters in other fighting games to see that, just like eddy gordo from tekken. his move set was random and difficult to judge, and hence he became THE noob players dream character.

I'm with the old school Street Fighter crowd. You know what happens to button mashers on Street Fighter, right? As Blue_Eagle says it's not really fast enough, button mashing will undoubtedly result in you doing a crapload of blocking, then finding the correct time in which to strike back. Much like some real-life boxers, they go in all arms flailing and it gets nowhere thanks to the other guys heavy defense, then one well-placed smack from him and it's over.

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Blue_Eagle44

Commented on 2009-05-16 20:08:36 In reply to DDRMidian

Posted by DDRMidian

I'm with the old school Street Fighter crowd. You know what happens to button mashers on Street Fighter, right? As Blue_Eagle says it's not really fast enough, button mashing will undoubtedly result in you doing a crapload of blocking, then finding the correct time in which to strike back. Much like some real-life boxers, they go in all arms flailing and it gets nowhere thanks to the other guys heavy defense, then one well-placed smack from him and it's over.

heh, therecent Hatton and pacquiao fight is a perfect example of this.

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