Will there ever be a better career mode than this game?

[Xunuman]

i find it amusing that a budget psp boxing game from 2005 can have a better career mode than every AAA realistic boxing or Ufc game. If a psp game from 2005 could allow boxer to change weight class based (and appearance) on training schedule & diet, there would be no way a big company like EA couldn't do the same thing with fight night. How did this game have more depth than fn & undisputed?
https://youtu.be/QWFyu9ht8_Y
There is a guide for anyone who is curious about the career mode.
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0...h.77sjwyybrs66

[kingsofthevalley]

I asked this question as well a few years back as I was familiar with the PS2 version of ‘Victorious Road’. I figure a positive to the situation is that the gentleman in that YouTube post now actually works directly with the devs of Undisputed, so my logical thoughts are that he has at the least brought it to their attention. It only makes sense, seeing that he is a fan of in depth career modes.

Even if the Undisputed career mode isn’t as leagues deep as the ‘Victorious Road’ version, I’m confident that we’ll get atleast one quarter of it, which is 100% MORE than we’ve ever had in a Western world fighting game career mode. It’ll be a great start and more than enough to keep me occupied.

[namdosan1409]

Quote: Originally Posted by kingsofthevalley

I asked this question as well a few years back as I was familiar with the PS2 version of ‘Victorious Road’. I figure a positive to the situation is that the gentleman in that YouTube post now actually works directly with the devs of Undisputed, so my logical thoughts are that he has at the least brought it to their attention. It only makes sense, seeing that he is a fan of in depth career modes. Even if the Undisputed career mode isn’t as leagues deep as the ‘Victorious Road’ version, I’m confident that we’ll get atleast one quarter of it, which is 100% MORE than we’ve ever had in a Western world fighting game career mode. It’ll be a great start and more than enough to keep me occupied.

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[namdosan1409]

Quote: Originally Posted by namdosan1409

Immerse yourself in the pulse-pounding excitement of boxing with the cinematic thrill of a blockbuster movie, as you step into the ring as an aspiring boxing .

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[Money99]

Quote: Originally Posted by kingsofthevalley

I asked this question as well a few years back as I was familiar with the PS2 version of ‘Victorious Road’. I figure a positive to the situation is that the gentleman in that YouTube post now actually works directly with the devs of Undisputed, so my logical thoughts are that he has at the least brought it to their attention. It only makes sense, seeing that he is a fan of in depth career modes. Even if the Undisputed career mode isn’t as leagues deep as the ‘Victorious Road’ version, I’m confident that we’ll get atleast one quarter of it, which is 100% MORE than we’ve ever had in a Western world fighting game career mode. It’ll be a great start and more than enough to keep me occupied.

For real?
If true, this is great news.
The career mode in VR2 was amazing. I recall you could even get your jaw broken, lol.

If Undisputed has even half of what VR2 brought to the table, I'll be stoked.

[noahking]

I desperately want these developers to make a modern day iteration of this. I don't care if it has all fake fighters, just give me a career mode, some random generated opponents, and all of these cool features and I pay $ happily.
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[pietasterp]

I dunno, ABC Wide World of Sports boxing on the 386 PC was pretty bad-a&%. You could hire promoters like a thinly-veiled Jimmy Hart or Don King, and if you timed it just right, you could catch the champ (invariably Killer Knauer or Big Jer Allnite) on his decline and knock him out for the title. Good times.

[kingsofthevalley]

Quote: Originally Posted by pietasterp

I dunno, ABC Wide World of Sports boxing on the 386 PC was pretty bad-a&%. You could hire promoters like a thinly-veiled Jimmy Hart or Don King, and if you timed it just right, you could catch the champ (invariably Killer Knauer or Big Jer Allnite) on his decline and knock him out for the title. Good times.

Never heard of that one. About to look it up, can I still play it?