Victorious boxers torrent

Spelling errors abound, and the pacing is very slow. Thankfully, you can fast forward or even skip scenes. Needless to say, one is better off reading the manga or watching the anime than following the story in VB2. Exhibition mode lets you fight a quick bout with a friend or the CPU.

Tournament mode is what one would expect; up to sixteen boxers can compete for the number one spot. In Story mode, you control a boxer named Ippo Makunouchi and fight various boxers from the manga. At first, matches will last only four rounds, but as you get more experienced and progress through the game, matches will last longer and the opponents will get tougher. Some matches will really test your skill, as you have to be able to conserve energy, at and at the same time avoid getting pummeled.

Mindless actions you perform in the early rounds will result in harsh consequences later. Should you get knocked down, your fighter will automatically get up under his own power.

You have no direct control over how fast he gets up. Your second will also say as much, and suggest that you rest in the next round. From an audiovisual standpoint, VB2 is nothing special.

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Any other files are from Archive. The torrent will have missing files! Wii owners have been downright rabid for a full boxing game since Wii Sports gave them a taste of the future, but Victorious Boxers: Revolution may have to struggle to even get off the shelf.

The series has close to no brand recognition and inspires little more than forced enthusiasm from everyone holding their breath for the next Fight Night.

It will be their loss. Victorious Boxers will finally get the foothold it needs and word of mouth will turn Revolution into the sleeper hit of the year. Training in the tutorial to get a handle on the two main control schemes is practically a necessity before jumping in the ring. The Swing controls, in which the remote and nunchuk meld with your fists, are exactly what everyone was hoping for. Each system also has variations for analog and motion-controlled movement, but unless you have the poise of a statue, go with the analog.

With motion-sensing, even the slightest twitch or tilt sends Ippo prancing around when all you want to do is take a swing.

In the ring, Ippo becomes translucent and the camera drops to his back. The view is great for getting a beating, but makes it hard to give one since gauging distance is almost completely up to trial and error. They were probes to see if I was close enough to connect. Using Swing controls, with analog movement of course, I could launch a barrage of jabs and straights with amazing ease. After a few rounds, I was bobbing and weaving for real and my muscles burned with acid. I almost felt like a true boxer, except most boxers use more than jabs to the head.

Body blows are unnecessarily difficult, hooks are an absolute crapshoot, and I quit trying uppercuts after the cord whipped me in the face ten times over.