Yahoo writes: "When a sport is billed "As Real as it Gets" the only serious option for a videogame is to follow in its size 16s.
The world of Mixed Martial Arts is a close-knit community, but it's not just fellow fighters that receive the highest respect. Even the top athletes, according to Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Marcus Davis who we had the pleasure to meet recently, recognise that without the fans there would be no sport.
It's with this same measure of duty that UFC 2009: Undisputed is being brought to consoles by THQ and Osaka-based creative team Yukes. You only need a few minutes inside the virtual Octagon to recognise how keenly the game mirrors real-life aspects of MMA competition. The reason we've been kept waiting for UFC 2009 is because it's a game THQ wants to get right. And it really shows."
MMA is one of the most intense and exciting sports to watch, but notoriously violent. For those not up to the intense dedication and training that learning MMA take, PS3 and Xbox offer a number of games which are the next best thing.
This week's Achievement HUNT, brings you Michael vs. Ray.
MouseEatsCat writes:
"Game development is a slow, sluggish process. But when a game is made, most of the time it’s made with love and care and a lot of effort. So it’s not nice to see good games go by almost unnoticed. I’ve decided to compile a list of the five best fairly recent underrated games that went unnoticed when released."
I did not/ do not understand why so many people liked blur i thought it was not very good as for the others i cant say anything. though i was hoping MAG would of been on the list was playing it last night nice to see there is still a community playing the game after so long and despite its lack of reception!
Blur was good. The point is it was hard, some people does not have the guts, patience or skill to keep up. It was a Bizarre game, you have to be skilled