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Grinding down your opponent’s stamina bar whilst protecting your own is the order of the day. The right shoulder button handles your guard, but is also used to trigger a dodge manoeuvre that gives you a brief window in which you can deliver a counter-punch that Floyd Mayweather would be proud of. The D-pad and face buttons have the same function, but the game allows you to use a combination of all of these controls however you wish, giving you a great deal of flexibility. On the analogue side, the left stick looks after movement, with the right used to generate the plethora of different hooks, jabs and uppercuts. Where those playing on mobile devices previously had just the touchscreen to play with, Vita owners have the benefit of either the ultra responsive analogue sticks, or a combination of the face buttons and D-pad to control the fighter. Once you ‘ve created yourself a boxer from the reasonably comprehensive palette of options available, a wonderfully Rocky-esque tutorial eases you into the action. Real Boxing eschews any arcade sensibilities and is best described as a combination of the former and latter styles. Then you have your Punch-Outs, or Wade Hixtons, which are essentially boxing-themed rhythm action fests, a genre that does lend itself well to the dodging, counter-punching and focus on timing that is crucial to the sport. Titles of yore like the excellent Victorious Boxers or Dreamcast fave Ready 2 Rumble combined an approximation of the sport with arcade elements. Licensed simulations like Fight Night go the whole hog in trying to deliver a valid, serious, all-round representation of the sport. The pugilistic art of boxing in videogame form usually goes one of three ways.

#Ps4 real boxing download

This PSN download is considerably pricier than its forebear, but comes with the benefit of some additional control options. The original made impressive use of Epic’s Unreal Engine 3 to deliver some extremely slick visuals and a highly competent take on the sweet science.

#Ps4 real boxing android

Real Boxing is yet another example of a popular indie title making the transition from mobile devices to a “grown-up” console, with Vivid taking the decision to port its popular iOS and Android fight-fest to the PS Vita.