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New UFC Dev Diary Highlights New Fighting Styles
The release for UFC Undisputed 2010 is a little more than a month away and we’re already getting pumped to hop back in the Octagon. In this newest developer diary, Undisputed producer Neven Dravinski returns with MMA coach Mark Laymen to talk about the game’s new fighting styles and combo system.
Sambo, Karate, Greco-Roman Wrestling have been added to Undisputed’s list of fighting styles, but players won’t be tied to any particular discipline this time around. In a more à la carte fashion, players will be able to add moves to their fighting repertoire from any of the game’s many disciplines. Dravinski and Laymen breakdown the differences between these new styles in the video below.
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