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 access to all the locked-away content you'd normally receive as reward for all your hard work, whereas the Fitness Pack gives you new workouts to bring your fighter to an even higher standard.
If you're tempted to enter the world of The Fight, we've got you covered with our The Fight: Lights Out review.
The Fight Lights Out – Timesaver’s Pack ($1.99)
Download this pack for The Fight: Lights Out and gain instant access to all the features that are unlockable by playing through the game, including new fighters, dirty moves, accessories, and more.
File size: 100 KBThe Fight Lights Out – Fitness Pack ($4.99)
Get fit with The Fight: Lights Out! This pack gives you a workout with new variations of current exercises in the game, plus additional activities such as squat thrusts, shadow boxing, lunges, circuit training, and more.
File size: 100 KB
[source blog.us.playstation.com]
Comments 7
Lame, DLC like this makes me not want to buy games.
I don't find this DLC lame. I don't have the game, but one of the complaints I hear is that the fighters start so weak. Some people might consider it worth a couple of bucks to unlock stuff in a less tedious manner, if that means unlocking the real fun in the game.
And as for the exercise portion, again without firsthand knowledge, I can't really tell, but from what I've read, the game is a real workout, and probably better, and more fun than many of the exercise "games" coming online for $30-$60.
Last generation cheats werent sold at $2 a peice, and if users wanted to unlock the complete cheating power they could buy an action replay, or earlier a gameshark and game genie. I just find it lame they wouldnt patch this into the game for free because in some ps3 games I can go to gamefaqs and time save myself for free by downloading a save file with 100% complete, and gamefaqs doesnt charge me $2 either.
My view is, it's just business. Gamers can decide if it's worth the price, but it's a non-essential function. This sort of thing isn't new with this game, but you probably recognize that with your comment about last generation games. Not sure that's entirely true, I thought the original Xbox had some pay-for DLC that basically unlocked things, but let's not quibble, I understand your point. And I've never bought into it before either. But that's my choice. And while I'd have to try it The Fights Lights Out first myself, if the impression I have is accurate, I probably would spring for this. I actually think having the choice is giving power to the gamers/buyers. (I'm less supportive in MP games... those I feel either give us everything, or makes us all work for the perks equally, don't just let someone buy it., so on that we concur.)
@ lipnox "Last generation cheats werent sold at $2 a peice, and if users wanted to unlock the complete cheating power they could buy an action replay, or earlier a gameshark and game genie." But u had to PURCHASE the Action Replay yes?
I did own this game, and have actually traded it in now. I really REALLY wanted to like it, and went through lots of training and built up my stats, and it still didn't have enough satisfaction in the fighting for me to actually enjoy the game. It just wasn't fun, plain and simple. This DLC may have made my fighter better quicker, but I felt i'd already wasted enough money on it
I purchased action replay for $40 and instead of giving me 20 $2 codes it gave me about 30 codes per game. if it only included 20 codes I wouldnt have bought it.
@lipnox: yes, I guess u would have better value for your money then
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