EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 is a boxing video game that features an improved gameplay engine and a variety of fighting styles. Players can choose from legendary fighters such as Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali, each with their own unique style. The new physics-based animation system recreates the full spectrum of true-to-life punch impacts and allows for missed punches, glancing blows, knockout blows and even inside fighting. Fatigue, adrenaline, footwork and timing all come into play to create a realistic fight experience. With EA Sports Fight Night Round 4 players can pit legendary heavyweights against one another to determine who really is the greatest boxer of all time!

Fight Night Champion is a boxing video game developed by EA Sports and released in early 2011. It is the fifth installment in the Fight Night series, which began with Fight Night Round 3 back in 2006. The game boasts enhanced graphics and animations, as well as new gameplay mechanics such as Total Punch Control and Full Spectrum Punch Control. These mechanics allow players to have more control over their punches, making for an even deeper gaming experience than before. Additionally, it features an all-new story mode that follows the career of up-and-coming boxer Andre Bishop on his road to becoming champion. Fight Night Champion provides gamers with intense boxing action while also delivering a compelling narrative that will draw them into the fight from start to finish.

Bully, a game from Rockstar Vancouver, is an innovative and humorous story set in the schoolyard. The player takes on the role of a troublesome schoolboy who must face bullies, teachers, malicious kids and more as they try to navigate their way through Bullworth Academy. Known as Canis Canem Edit in the UK/EU, this title allows players to explore the world of reform schools with tongue-in-cheek storytelling and groundbreaking gameplay.

Bully: Scholarship Edition is a video game published by Rockstar Games which takes place in the fictional New England boarding school of Bullworth Academy. The game follows 15-year-old Jimmy Hopkins as he adjusts to his new life at the academy, experiencing both highs and lows. Both versions for Wii and Xbox 360 retain the wit and deep gameplay of its previously released version on PS2 but with additional content. The player is pulled into an immersive cinematic world that captures the hilarity and awkwardness of adolescence perfectly.

Wii Sports is a popular video game developed by Nintendo. It includes four sports: Tennis, Baseball, Golf and Bowling. In the Tennis game, up to four players can use their Wii controllers like rackets to swing forehands, backhands, volleys, lobs, slices and apply power or spin depending on the speed of their swings and angle of attack. The game automatically moves players into position so they don't have to worry about running around the court. In Baseball mode two people can pitch and bat against each other while gripping their controller like a bat and swinging at fastballs in order to hit home runs. The Golf mode allows one player to hold the controller as if it were a golf club and swing naturally in order to send the ball onto the green; harder swings will make for longer shots with more accuracy needed when lining up putts on the green before attempting hole-outs.

Real Boxing is a console-style boxing simulation game where players fight their way from the amateur ranks to become professional boxers. The game features realistic 3D visuals and motion capture animations, as well as multiple game modes including Career Mode, Online Multiplayer and Local Play. Players will be able to customize their boxer with different body types, clothing options and accessories. They can also train in various gyms around the world before stepping into the ring for intense boxing matches against increasingly difficult opponents. Real Boxing provides an immersive experience that makes it feel like you're really there in the ring!