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What It Takes To Be A Fight Night Champion
Sports games are usually about seasons and rosters, but not Fight Night Champion. The boxing title's career mode tells the story of fictional fighter Andre Bishop, and what he has to do to come out on top. Developer EA Canada has released a few videos highlighting Andre and showing off some new footage of the game.
Doing a story in a sports game isn't easy, but it's something that a lot of sports gamers have been craving. We'll get our chance to see if Fight Night Champion does it right when the game comes out on March 1st for the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Part 1 of Andre Bishop's Story
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Part 2
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