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fDesc[0] = "Online Boxing 3D is an online 3D fighting game. While its visual design is quite limited, it has other features that make it quite interesting, such as its three-dimensional appearance and the variety of offensive and defensive movements that do not appear in most games of boxing.<br /> <br /> Once the download is finished, you&#039;ll see the Game Settings window, which allows you to configure settings such as Renderer, Resolution, Depth, Frequency, Vertical Sync, Full screen, Music, Sound Effects, Depth bits, Stencil bits, and Samples. It also has a Defaults button to reset all the settings to their default values, and an OK button to continue.<br /> <br /> When you click on OK, you see the Online Boxing window, which shows you the Multiplayer, Training, Test and Quit options... I selected the Test mode to perform this review, and found that the game is designed to be played mainly using the numeric pad of the keyboard. You can click on the Show Options mark which is at the right bottom side, and then click on the Instructions button to display the functions assigned to each key.<br /> <br /> Moreover, you can also select among six different view-angles (named &quot;cameras&quot;).<br /> <br /> Selecting among the several play modes, you fight over internet with other users, but if you want to play, you must promote Online Boxing... because there are no fighters in its rooms.";

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