411mania - Fight fans have had to suffer for two years without a new UFC game, but it would appear that THQ has been hard at work creating what appears to be the definitive MMA game within that time. I had the chance to spend a couple of hours with the new demo that recently hit Xbox LIVE and the Playstation Network and I was more than impressed with what I saw.
In the demo you're given the chance to fight under the standard UFC rules or one of UFC 3's newest features – Pride rules. When you make your choice you'll be treated to a nice highlight package that not only puts over the game's new features, but also put over Pride if you decide to choose that mode. We'll look at the UFC rules first, and then check out Pride.
KeenGamer: "UFC Undisputed 3 is still the best MMA game ever made. Why is it that a game with an outdated roster and PS3 graphics still holds a special place in the hearts of so many players? Let's take a look at the major differences between THQ and EA's approach to MMA gaming."
"Earlier this month, I examined fighters that EA Sports needs to add very soon to the roster for EA Sports UFC. Generally, I was disappointed with the roster size for EA Sports UFC. This is a new-gen title and the size of the roster was even smaller than the initial roster for the last UFC game, UFC Undisputed 3." | Explosion.com
"In a few weeks, Electronic Arts will release its first foray into the MMA phenomenon–the Ultimate Fighting Championship. After trying and failing to exploit the industry without the UFC, with EA Sports MMA, the UFC and EA finally put aside their past differences to collaborate on a brand new MMA gaming experience." | Explosion.com
