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Fight Night 4 Fights Back With New Content and Price
Whether you're an old fighter itching to get back in the ring or just new blood, EA's Fight Night Round 4 has something for everyone. Not only is the game now selling for $39.99, but the company has announced that it is releasing a new DLC pack that will feature both new fighters and features.
The new content will hit in early December for both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 for 800 MS points or $9.99, respectively.
The DLC brings in new playable boxers including Bernard Hopkins, Sonny Liston, and Evander Holyfiled, and adds two gameplay modes: Old School Rules and Ring Rivalries. EA isn't talking a lot about the first gameplay mode other than to say it "brings a new take to the traditional boxing experience" (whatever that means), and the former lets you re-create great matchups in boxing history. Can't you already do this? Well, we'll have to wait and see what exactly the wrinkle is on this mode. New presentation and entrance graphics perhaps?
What kind of classic fighters would you like to see?
For more on Fight Night Round 4, check out our review here.
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