One of the best things about the training in EA Sports MMA is that after completing a challenge, you gain the option to just push a button and simulate it anytime you want to reap its benefits. You're graded when training, so simulating a challenge that you scored only a D on isn't as effective as simulating one that you scored an A on, but it's great that once you get that A there's no reason to do the same thing over and over again. Another neat feature of the Career mode is that after getting your first few fights out of the way, you can travel to different gyms and complete challenges to learn new moves. You can learn one additional move before each fight, and although there are more than 25 moves available, you're limited to 16, so figuring out which moves to learn and when adds a welcome element of strategy to the proceedings.
UFC Undisputed 2010 and EA Sports MMA is pretty much the same game. UFC Undisputed 2010 will probably be better for hard core gamers and hard core UFC fans. UFC Undisputed 2010 offers more as far as features. You have mo... Read Full Review
So first i have to say that i am a HUGE mma fan, thats why i gave this game a 9.5 rating but in reality, it is probably about an 8.5. Now we will get the obvious out of the way, this game compared to ufc 2010 has very... Read Full Review
