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Supremacy MMA Contains Jens Pulver, Broken Limbs
Kung Fu Factory and 505 Games have announced that former UFC champ Jens Pulver will be appearing in the upcoming game Supremacy MMA. In addition to lending his image to the game, Pulver is serving as a combat and story consultant.
"I was there during the early days of MMA and came up when things were just out of control crazy, so stories like mine are perfect for a game that’s taking things back old school like Supremacy MMA," said Pulver. “The truth is there are thousands of fighters out there struggling for a shot, whether they fight underground, amateur or at the highest levels of the sport. They’re doing it, and Supremacy MMA tells those kinds of stories, so I’m glad that this is the game I get to be a part of.”
Like the upcoming Fight Night Champion, the MMA game is putting an emphasis on life outside the ring as well. “Supremacy MMA is as much about telling the fighter’s story as it is about delivering blistering-fast gameplay that’s as brutal as the real thing, so we knew we had to get Jens for our game,” said Ian Howe, president of 505 Games. “His climb through the ranks of the underground into the pro spotlight and his willingness to continue to fight regardless of what title he bears exemplifies the fighter’s heart that Supremacy MMA portrays.”
The game is set for a summer release on the 360 and PS3. Check out the game's latest trailer below.
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