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Much has been made of the uncannily impressive visuals in Fight Night Round 3 for the Xbox 360, and with good reason: the game looks astoundingly good. But you don't think EA would miss the opportunity to iterate the popular boxing franchise on current-gen consoles one more time, do you? Of course not. So with the game's release imminent, we stepped into the ring with the career mode in the latest build of the PlayStation 2 version. New in this year's game are an improved character creation scheme, dramatic storylines that take place on your road to stardom, and even the ability to play as one of the true greats of the sport, rebuilding their careers from the ground up. If your eyes aren't popping out at the 360 version of the game, read up on the new preview to see what makes



In the midst of last week's PSP extravaganza, I may have given short shrift to Ape Escape 3, SCEA's third installment in the wacky series featuring unruly simians on the loose. But any game that reimagines Solid Snake in monkey form deserves its time in the spotlight. So check it out, we reviewed it! And it's good! Ape Escape 3 doesn't do anything radically new with the material--aside from that bizarre Metal Gear spoof--but it does deliver all the ape action you can stomach. If you're a longtime fan of the series, you should find more of what you're looking for here--and if you've never played an Ape Escape before, why, this is surely the best of the lot. But don't take my word for it; check out the review.



Last year it became fashionable to decry the PSP's lack of quality software in light of the machine's amazing technical prowess. Luckily, week by week we have less and less reason to whine about the state of affairs on Sony's wonder-handheld. Sam Fisher is the latest to join the party, with Splinter Cell Essentials hitting the PSP's small screen in March. I saw just enough of the game to say that diehard fans of the series won't feel like anything significant is missing from past installments on the consoles--it looks like they've crammed in all of Fisher's signature moves and equipment. Doesn't hurt that the game looks impressively close to the PS2 versions, either. Go read the preview to find out more, and see if you can make it last till this time next week.




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