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EA reveals cartoon boxing game

Fight Night fans are probably not going to be best pleased...
Electronic Arts' next big boxing game for Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii sounds a bit more like Ready 2 Rumble than Fight Night. Is that a good thing?

Facebreaker (good name, for a start) is set to feature bold, cartoon graphics and real-time facial deformation, which means that yes, you can literally smash your opponent's bonce wide open and watch it all unfold before your eyes. In a cartoon fashion though.

Playable fighters include "a Latin lover known for his pelvic thrusts", a Russian demolitions expert, plus EA's fancy Game Face technology will allow you to create your own fighter, perhaps modelled on the person you hate most in the office.

"Arcade boxing takes me back to my roots in this industry," sais EA Sports boss and all-round champion scouser Peter Moore. "This game signals our shift to adding more approachable fun to our product line-up."

It sounds brilliant fun and all (like Ready to Rumble), but does this mean the end of the excellent Fight Night series? Give us a sign, EA.

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Just a wee note to say that i am p**sing myself laughing at the obvious lack of interest in the above (soon to be ) tragedy of a game.
wudragon on 31 Jan '08
cartoon battlefield and now cartoon boxing, i guess we'll be seeing their other franchises cartoonified soon enough...cartoon NHL cartoon NBA cartoon Madden...etc. *yawn*
funkyjack on 31 Jan '08
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