UFC 2009 Undisputed

Blog Post: The Road Too Legend Status is hard, but very fun.....

GTKILLER-5 — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 02:05:00 GMT

Hey, you.......yea you reading this article, do you want to be a UFC superstar, but dont feel like getting your teeth kicked in or your arm broken, well fear not, i have a game for you, its called UFC undisputed....

Ok, all joking aside this is a very good game. It may be hard at first, but after you get the hang of it, its extremely rewarding and a great time waster.

Graphics 9/10: okay, the first thing your gonna notice when you boot up UFC is the graphics. The graphics in this game are AMAZING. Hit somebody enough and cuts and bruises will start to form on them (sometimes they even get a case of bloody nipples). The graphics really show off though when it shows a close up of one of your knock outs. Only issue i have with the graphics is that the crowds look EXTREMELY UGLY.

Plot: there isnt one, when you boot up career mode you train, spar and increase your skills until your next fight, rinse and repeat.....etc etc.

Sound 5/10: Aside from the opening music, all the other songs suck (hollywood undead, are you kidding me) None of the songs get you in the mood to play UFC, They just make you want to cut off your ears.....

Entertainment 10/10: This game is so much fun. A very rewarding experience. Whether your tappin matt hughes out in Career mode or playing as punk ass in exhibition, you will ALWAYS have fun. If you enjoy beating up Brock lesnar, this is your kind of game. If you want to wipe that smug grin off Forrest griffin, go ahead and do it. Its all here for your enjoyment. A very entertaining create a fighter mode to top it all off and you have a great gaming experience.

Gameplay 9/10: Gameplay is very sophisticated. The ground game has a learning curve unheard of in a fighting game. But when you figure it all out (you will, persistence is key) you will become the ultimate fighter you have always dreamed of becoming. The striking game on the other hand is very simplistic, but very satisfying. square and triangle are your left and right hands, and x and circle are your left and right legs, respectfully of course. Modifyers like L1, and L2 allow you to take head and body shots.

a wonderful fighting game through and through, now all we have to do is wait until the next one comes out, until then i'll be playin this, holla at ya'll later.......

Blog Post: Undisputed Bouts On Home Consoles

Kennyon Slater — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 21:30:00 GMT

Although the wrestling franchise deliver short on the mark,UFC is something different.UFC could be most frankly(behind Rugby) the dangerous sport in the world. Brute force, good cardio, & excelling speed are what you need to survive in the 8 sided cage. And that's exactly what THQ delivers. The game is virtually worked around these key bases of techniques. Although the visual presentation is right on the dot, the injury animations are constantly the same. Your person will sweat when he uses up alot of energy. Damages to a certain part of your body build up.Leave to many openings your done. Your legs are your key defense to take downs. If he loosens your legs you will vunerable to them. Mastering this game will take time & precision. The gameplay is a machine with many parts that need to be used at different situations. You have grappling, striking, & ground & pound. Now this may not sound like much, but, put all the essentials together & that's 9. The gameplay is really tricky, & some may fall short of it. No reason to hate the game though. The career mode is well build. You build up your characters attributes in 15(or more) ways & 3 main ways. You learn new techniques & spar with various characters. The game also a update roster every match. But the game isn't perfect. Some competitors feel easily defeated, & don't give much of a challenge. There are multiple loading scenes sometimes causing irritation. This a major start for the UFC series but it does need some improvements.

Wiki: UFC 2009 Undisputed Guides

Anonymous — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 10:46:00 GMT

Guides for UFC 2009 Undisputed

Wiki Page: How to Learn New moves

green day fan — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 04:46:00 GMT

Go To the camp invites and do the items on the list when you level up a skill u get new moves.And keep in mind punches do more damage than kicks

Blog Post: pretty good

green day fan — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 11:50:00 GMT

a good game the graphics are decent.THQ could do a little better though.The selection is probibly the best yet.(suggested charicter: Rampage Jackson).

Blog Post: UFC: Undisputed 2009

Eli Gee — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 11:00:00 GMT

I personally watch UFC often.

The Graphics on this game were Very accurate!

The Game play is a bit tricky but still FUN!

Im still trying to get better at this game but its still an awesome game!!!!

Blog Post: Muay Thai plus Ground and Pound Equals Carnage

Not important — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:42:00 GMT

Easily one of the best games out there, Ufc 2009 Undisputed delievers on all fronts. From the up to date roster and all the martial arts you need, the game provides mindless entertainment. The carrier mode is great, and the exhibition makes your dreams come true. Add on classic fights, and wow, I can't stop playing. But the best part of the whole game is the create a fighter part. Make your guy five foot four, or six foot six, give him ugly, dumbo ears, and eyes on the side of your head. But the let down is, it never gets new fighters, and can get boring after endless play, so, i stand by what I gave it.

Blog Post: UFC 2009 Undisputed Review

Jonathan — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:44:00 GMT

I love this game. Its one of the greatest video games of all time. The graphics and gameplay are so real and i love the blood and violence. This game just get me hungry for more and more action and each week its a different fighter and the challenges get harder. This game will blow your mind away.

Blog Post: THQs New Fighter Is A Great Ground And Pound

Ben Reeves — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:08:00 GMT

UFC athletes spend months – even years – on special diets, working out, and practicing their martial arts; they train their bodies until their whole routine flows like a well-oiled machine. Anyone interested in dominating the Octagon in THQ's new UFC 2009 Undisputed will need a similar prizefighting spirit if they want to master the complexities of the combat system.

Like most good wrestling titles, UFC has a full-featured career mode that will have you training and sparring to climb the championship ranks. The game's AI is pretty easy to exploit early on, but this mode is a good way to learn Undisputed's complicated fundamentals. Retired career fighters can be taken online in a series of exhibition matches, but if you want the real deal, you can step into the skin of masters like Georges St-Pierre or Forrest Griffin in the Classic Fights mode – a collection of scenarios that let you reenact some of the UFC's more historic rumbles. [Excerpt]

The game's wealth of combos and grapples are made even more impressive by Undisputed's nearly flawless collision detection and animation. These brawlers move convincingly like the real thing. It doesn't hurt that this is one of the best looking wrestling titles to date; I never thought I'd be drooling over a bunch of half-naked men jumping on top of each other, but THQ has proven me wrong.

The meat of the game is its deep – though not easily mastered – grappling ground combat. After you take your opponents to the mat, you'll be in a constant battle for the best position to hook them in a submission hold. The mechanics for this portion of the game feel a little awkward at first, but you'll eventually get the hang of how to deliver the pain. Once you start to go up against more skilled opponents, the ground combat becomes a strategic battle of blocks, reversals, and escapes.

Given that the standing combat and the ground game play out differently, this is kind of like two fighting games in one. You'll have to master them both if you want to be the ultimate fighter. If THQ's history with the WWE is any indication, Undisputed is likely the first entry in what will be a yearly franchise. Thankfully, the series has started off with a solid foundation.

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Anonymous — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 01:57:00 GMT

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Ben Reeves — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:59:00 GMT

This is a fighting game based on the Ultimate Fighting Championship

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Ben Reeves — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:59:00 GMT

This is a fighting game based on the Ultimate Fighting Championship

File: UFC Undisputed

Ben Reeves — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:59:00 GMT

This is a fighting game based on the Ultimate Fighting Championship

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