Five battles. Five heroes. The history of the mysterious Black Fleet revealed.
The war is over, but your training is just beginning. Enter the U.N.E. Training simulator and relive five heroic moments from the U.N.E./Colonial War. A new A.I. - Control V2.0 - has been assigned to the simulator and recreated five missions that explore the origins of the Colonial Black Fleet that will push your skills to the limit.
Please be aware that new A.I.'s are prone to malfunction and we cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or safety of the simulations....
The first edition of Title Bout Championship Boxing (TBCB) was released in 2003 to critical acclaim, including an 8.1/10 score from Gamespot. Versions 2 and 2.5 followed later. The game features thousands of real boxers maintained by dedicated community members, with the ability to re-stage classic bouts or create "What if?" scenarios, such as pitting Sugar Ray Robinson against Marvin Hagler. TBCB can even be used to forecast upcoming fights.
Title Bout Championship Boxing also features Top Ten lists, complete statistics, revised and multiple ranking systems, full editing capabilities, and much more. Trainers, corner men, and referees are all part of the simulation, adding an extra dimension of realism.
Title Bout Championship Boxing 2013 adds many new features, including: enhanced radio-style commentary; more realistic crowd noises; pseudo-animated fighters who throw punches, clinch, and get knocked down; ring girls who parade between rounds; organisational rankings; the ability to import multiple images of each fighter, as well as pictures of famous boxing venues; a revamped auto-scheduling tool; and much more.
Title Bout Championship Boxing 2013 sells for $19.99 for one license containing two serial numbers that can be installed on two computers at the same time. There is a $10 discount if the buyer owns any previous version of the game. The game runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux with the same licenses working across all three systems.
Deep Silver/Koch Media trade one No1 for another this week with ‘Metro Last Light’ replacing Dead Island: Riptide (-25%) at the top.
The 4A Games developed title is the follow up to 2010 title ‘Metro 2033’ and despite being unable to match the week 1 sales of its predecessor which debuted at No5 back in week 11 2010 it goes straight in at No1. Retailer promotions see EA’s ‘FIFA 13’ (+45%) climb back to No3 ahead of Nintendo’s new 3DS offering ‘Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity’. The Pokémon title is the 6th in the Mystery Dungeon franchise and the 3rd best week 1 debut in the series.
Activision slip from No2 to No5 with ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops II’ (-32%) ahead of Square Enix title ‘Tomb Raider’ (-11%) which is down to No6. TellTale Games’ ‘The Walking Dead’ (+28%) improves on its debut week climbing from No9 to No7. ‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’ (-24%) slides to No8 with less than two hundred sales separating it from Ubisoft’s ‘Assassin’s Creed III’ (-6%) at No9. Last week’s No6 ‘Bioshock Infinite’ (-8%) rounds off the Top 10 this week.