Overview
- Also Known As
- The Fight (European title)
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Release Date
PlayStation 3
9th Nov 2010
5th Nov 2010
18th Nov 2010
- Tags
- Controller Support
- Feature Support
Reviews
Review The Fight: Lights Out (PlayStation 3)
Get the low down on this beat down
If you're a hardcore gamer interested in the PlayStation Move, chances are that The Fight: Lights Out has been on your radar for quite some time. With a full-fledged online mode, dirty fighting moves and a gritty presentation, it is the very antithesis to Wii Sports boxing. While other motion-based fighting games...
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The Fight: Lights Out News
News Move Controllers 50% Off, Games for $9.99
GameStop offers deal "while supplies last"
If you have been holding off on picking up a Move, there's no better time than now. GameStop is unloading its Move controllers and accessories at a huge 50% off discount. That means you'll be able to pick up a Move controller for $24.99, the SharpShooter for a cool $19.99, and a Navigation controller or...
Out Today Tuesday 12th April 2011 (North America)
Dungeons, DLC and the King of Pop
The Move release slate is hot hot hot today, with new games at retail and on PlayStation Store, as well as fresh downloadable content too. Let's see what's competing for your cash this week. Retail: Michael Jackson: The Experience: The King of Pop Moonwalks to stores across North America several months after his...
News Shape Up with DLC for The Fight: Lights Out
Get fighting fit
Move-exclusive brawler The Fight: Lights Out is a real test of any gamer's stamina, requiring plenty of energy to make it through the ranks of the combat underworld. To help you out in your quest, Coldwood Interactive has released a new set of downloadable content to give your fighter a bit of a boost. The Timesaver Pack gives you...
News The Fight's Transparency Patch is Out Now
See through it all
The Fight: Lights Out is very much an acquired taste, with many reviewers criticising the lack of transparent fighters to make landing your punches easier, and now developer Coldwood Interactive has released a free patch making a few tweaks to the title. The biggest of these is the ability to turn your pugilist see-through, which...
News Kevin Butler Officially Endorses this The Fight: Lights Out Video
VP gives OK
Not everyone has been able to get to grips with The Fight: Lights Out, but Sony's fictitious vice president of just about everything Kevin Butler wants to spread a little information, sharing this video of the game's head-tracking, fist-pumping action in full flow. If this video gets you itching for some brawling action, our The Fight:...
News Deadstorm Pirates Leads This Week's European PSN Update
Plenty of new DLC for other titles too
Deadstorm Pirates is already available as part of Time Crisis: Razing Storm, but for gamers who fancied taking this nautical shooter for a spin they can now do so via the PlayStation Store. Released yesterday for £15.99/€19.99, Deadstorm Pirates was one of the stronger parts of Namco's Blu-ray shooting...
News The Fight to Get Patched with Transparency and More
Lights on after all
A while ago, Coldwood Interactive spoke about The Fight: Lights Out and its lack of transparencies in the player character. The developers hinted that they would listen to player feedback and consider implementing the feature if enough fans requested it, and now it seems dissenting voices have been heard as the studio is set to...
News Get a Sneaky Advantage with The Fight: Lights Out DLC
Leading the charge in this week's US update
So you've bought The Fight: Lights Out and you're finding it a bit tough – why not download some extra content from the PlayStation Store to give you a fighting chance? For $0.99 a pop you can buy yourself the ability to wriggle from grapples, extra stamina and harder punches, amongst other combat...
Out Today Tuesday November 9th 2010 (North America)
A string of titles to delve into today
Whether you're into singing, dancing, fighting or stealthing, there should be something to tickle your fancy this week as a trio of Move-enabled titles land on North American shores. Of course, we'll bring you full and honest reviews of these games shortly. Will you be picking any of these titles up? The Fight:...
News Learn Some Dirty Tricks for The Fight: Lights Out
Practise your elbows and headbutts now
The Fight: Lights Out just landed in Europe with a North American release on Tuesday, but if you want to prepare yourself for the upcoming bout you might want to check out this video from Sony's official PlayStation blog. As well as detailing the character customisation available to let you craft a fighter in...
About The Game
Slug it out with the toughest of underground fighters on PlayStation 3.
Use the PlayStation Move motion controller to throw punches, bob, weave and stick in some dirty low blows.
Boost your fitness and stay in shape in this intense brawler.
Playable in amazing stereoscopic 3D.
Comments 6
For those waiting for a review, I jumped the gun and got it anyway ignoring the mainly negative reviews already.. The controls are ok, when done right the head tracking works well, but movement is a pain. The O button will be your best friend here, as you need to recalibrate the stance numerous times during fights.. When the punches work they feel great, but when it isn't calibrated right punching feels and looks like you're swatting flies. This game could use a big patch. The visuals are pretty solid, the tutorials are laughably bad, and I haven't tried online yet... I'd give it a 7.
Thanks for the info Dom! I haven't tried this one yet but I'd like to give it a blast, though I understand it's not brilliant. There's supposed to be a patch on the way so hopefully that'll bump the score a little!
No problem James. After a few days with the game, movement has become more natural, and the calibration-fixing becomes second nature (back up for a second, square up, hit circle to re-center) after all, in a fight that's what needs to be done once in a while. The online is hit and miss, some fights seem fair and extremely fun, and others are poisoned by players just flailing their arms in a windmill, which is pretty much unblockable and really sucks the fun out of the game, especially when you've had some great fights in an online tournament and this stops you dead in your tracks.
It's well worth the 40 dollars, and it's an awesome workout too. I'd say an 8 is a fair score.
I just got this game tonight and im having a great time with it! Once u get used to moving and punching its really a blast to play. My shoulders are beginning to ache though but hey, its really that way when u start a new workout because thats exactly what this game will give u, a good, fun workout!
How do i get the transparency patch? I havent been prompted when i boot the disc and im using a Region 3 copy. Any ideas?
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