Greater control over your fighter’s head movement lets you slip and dodge incoming strikes with amazing fluidity. Ultimate Defense – You can’t hurt what you can’t hit. Simultaneous two-fighter interaction brings the ground game to life with greater responsiveness and variety. The addition of standing submissions and submission chaining (sequences) takes EA SPORTS UFC 2’s grappling game to the next level.ĭynamic Grappling – For the first time in any MMA game, experience the freedom of independent fighter control in every grappling situation. Next-Level Submissions – Surprise your opponent with a flying armbar from the clinch, or with a quick transition from a knee bar to a heel hook. Every knockout is now unique, and finishing the fight has never been more satisfying. Knockout Physics System – A revolutionary new physics-driven hit reaction and knockout system delivers more visceral, more rewarding, and more authentic KOs than ever before. The roster is right up to date and if you feel a bit quirky (and don’t mind a bit of DLC) you can add Mike Tyson and Bruce Lee to your roster.

Simple enough to pick up, but tricky to really master, UFC2 has a lot going for it and if you are a fan of the sport it’s certainly worth the purchase. Sound effects also add to the overall UFC experience. The commentary is brilliant too with Mike and Joe bringing you right into the world of the UFC. You can see the damage build as you work your opponent… bruises and cuts form and can help to give you that sniff of possible victory. Graphically this is a pleasure to behold. Fortunately UFC 2 lets you jump in and lay the hurt down… but the further in you get the better you will need to get at more than just the basic standing game… but when you achieve that long sought victory it feels all the sweeter. Prior to this release my main UFC gaming experience lay with UFC Undisputed in 2010 which was a great game in its own rights but the torch has well and truly been passed.Īt first I was a little concerned about controls as a former take on mixed martial arts gaming had resulted in a horribly complicated control system that made it feel impossible to get any real control. UFC 2 by EA throws the TUF experience into the pre-established mix in a great way that really flows with the career mode development of your fighter. I had heard about mixed martial arts but hadn’t really watched it… before long though I found I had gone through a whole season and was itching for more. I first came across the UFC through TUF (the ultimate fighter) reality TV show late at night… at first I was intrigued by the odd assortment of men bunking in a luxury mansion… then the fights began.

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