DHGF: Unless you’re seriously looking for an MMA game for your Vita, Supremacy MMA: Unrestricted isn’t likely to be something you’ll find to be a good acquisition, as it’s unpolished at best and disappointing at worst. There’s a decent amount of modes in the game, and the game looks and sounds acceptable if unexciting, though the textures are lower resolution than one would hope. The gameplay is acceptable in theory and, when it works, can be fun, and there’s a decent amount of content if you find what the game does enjoyable. That said, the game feels emphasized towards grappling over strikes and makes strikers feel inadequate as a result, playing online is difficult due to a dearth of opponents and technical issues when you can find someone, and there are input delays and mechanical hiccups in general. Further, the characters feel too similar to one another overall, the AI feels punishing unless you take on things in a very specific order that the game doesn’t hint at, there’s a lack of variety when compared to competing products in general, and the Femmes Fatales mode is fluff that could really stand expansion the game isn’t willing to offer.
The PS Vita is chock full of great titles on PSN, where of course most PS Vita fans purchase their titles. However many titles that once held prominence on the PSN Store can no longer be found, and many physical PS Vita titles are harder to find than a politician’s honor. Regardless the VitaBoys lay out the Top 5 Rarest PS Vita Games Ever.
Guess ill hang onto my marvel vs capcom.. I do want retro rampage physical cart but i refuse to pay $100 for it
Sucks that they took Marvel vs Capcom 3 off of the PSN store. I feel in the digital age, there shouldn't be any current titles that are impossible to buy.
Agreed. If they're in your wishlist they should be safe at least.
You're joking, Steins;Gate is 200 dollarydoos?
Well I was going to keep hold of it anyway but, damn.
PixelPerfectGaming writes: Supremacy MMA Unrestricted represents a gritty world where fighting is the only way to gain any respect. Fighters from across the globe battle it out in gritty, urban locations for a chance to be the ultimate fighter. Fans of UFC will be familiar with the style of fighting seen in this title. There are no combos, fireballs or team assists — it’s you and your fists against one opponent.
Barry writes,"505 Games’ pit fighter style MMA game, Supremacy MMA: Unrestricted has come to the Vita, with all of the same brutality as it’s console counterparts. From the moment you start the game you’ll notice a wealth of content."
