Welcome to "Morning Hangover" -- an excellent way to start your day with the crew at TheFeed...no matter what you're recovering from. Every morning you'll hear musings from two of TheFeed's editors and have the chance to share  your thoughts on what's going on in the gaming world. So buckle up, wipe the barbecue sauce off of your face, and keep reading!

Raymond Padilla: I played a bunch of Fight Night Round 4 over the weekend. As a boxing video game, it's pretty excellent. As a boxing simulation, it's a bit lacking. I love the actual sport and I'd love to see the most accurate simulation possible, but certain aspects of the game are altered in order to make it more appealing to the masses. For example, in a couple of heavyweight bouts I played, my fighters averaged well over 150 punches per round. Anyone that watches the sport knows that heavyweights do not throw leather at a rate that high; the norm for that weight class is well under 100. Being able to let your fists fly like that makes for a more enjoyable time, but that's not what the actual sport is like. The same goes for the new emphasis on counterpunching. Counters are way too powerful in Fight Night Round 4. It's an interesting and fun game mechanic, but doesn't accurately reflect the sport. I totally understand that the features I'm looking for don't appeal to a mass audience, but as a boxing fan, I'll keep dreaming.

Patrick Klepek: I'd intended to spend the weekend busting some ghosts, but a surprise jaunt down to San Diego meant I actually spent the three day holiday sitting by the pool, throwing back beers and eating copious amounts of barbecue. Not exactly a terrible to spend some time off, but my to-play list continues to rise higher and higher. I did, however, spend a few hours with Rolando 2, the sequel to ngmoco:)'s Loco Roco-inspired iPhone platformer. It's really, really good -- a vast improvement over the original, a game I was already in love with. What games did you play this weekend?

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