Folks who find the Ready 2 Rumble franchise to be funny and jam packed with entertainment value will definitely be happy to know that it will arrive on the Wii sometime next spring in the form of Ready 2 Rumble Revolution. This title will retain all of its knockout features found in Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 1 and Round 2, adding the extra advantage of style and attitude when used in conjunction with the Wiimote. Talk about getting more satisfaction out of landing a punch – Ready 2 Rumble Revolution will definitely be your cup of tea if you want to work up a sweat in the comfort of your living room.

Sure to satisfy newcomers and boxing fans alike, Ready 2 Rumble Revolution features a roster of 18 wildly caricatured cartoony boxers based on celebrities from the worlds of sports, music and movies. Celebrities enter the ring as larger-than-life “Rumble-ized” versions of themselves. Players will step right up and see if they can knock these super-sized egos down a peg or two! The game is hosted by “The Voice of the Champions” Michael Buffer, famous for his “Let’s Get Ready to Rumble(R)” trademark call. Characters are brought to life with hilarious moves, detailed facial animations, damage textures and fighting techniques including special moves, combos, extreme knockdowns and special “Rumble” combos. An all new Championship Mode lets gamers create their own unique boxer and nurture his skills through mini-games, developing him as a fighter and creating a completely personalized Ready 2 Rumble Revolution experience.

Ready 2 Rumble Revolution offers non-stop adrenaline pumping action regardless of whether you go up against the computer or fight it out in multiplayer mode. I strongly recommend the latter since there is nothing quite like settling a score with your mate regarding that hot blonde whom both of you claimed first dibs. You will be able to pick up Ready 2 Rumble Revolution for $179 when it is available.

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