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EA Sports UFC
Last E3 Electronic Arts proudly took the stage at its own press conference to reveal that it had scooped the UFC license from the then-still-alive THQ. Now, almost a year later with E3 upon us again, EA has delivered a brief tease of the game in action.
While it's unknown how the grappling and striking gameplay mechanics will work, as well as how fighters' different styles will mesh, this brief teaser trailer shows snippets of the title using what look to be in-game assets.
Of course, EA and developer EA Tiburon have some experience with mixed martial arts with its 2010 MMA title.
Hopefully we should get more than a glimpse of the game at E3 next week. EA is having its press conference on Monday. Until then, you can see slightly more of the game and the engine behind it in these Ignite trailers.
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