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Supremacy MMA To Wreck Faces On Vita
Fighting games don't traditionally find much of a home on portable systems, but that's about to change at least a little. Today 505 Games and Kung Fu Factory announced that Supremacy MMA is going to be making its way onto the PlayStation Vita this year.
“Supremacy MMA takes MMA where it’s never gone before, with unprecedented brutality and arcade speed, and now it’s headed for another new frontier as the sole MMA game to go to handheld in 2011,” says Ian Howe, President, 505 Games, North America. “The arcade-styled gameplay is perfectly suited for quick handheld sessions, and the game looks amazing on Sony’s hot new tech.”
The game is a blend of arcade action and authenticity, balanced to prevent five-second knockouts in favor of longer, more intense bouts. Fighters include Jens Pulver, Felice Herrig, and Michele Guiterrez.
Look for the Vita version of Supremacy MMA this holiday. The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game are due out Sept. 20.
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