Conclusion: Other than the killer load times, the understandably ugly visuals and the lack of in-match commentary, I really have nothing to complain about.
Pros: Features include damn near EVERYTHING from the console version, Controls ported nicely to the handheld, options to control load times...
Cons: ...but they are still pretty long for a portable game, Ugly visuals, No in-match commentary, Skimpy multiplayer
Summary: UFC makes it’s first foray onto Sony’s portable platform, but this is no cut-down also-ran. This is a fully featured fighter that intelligently utilises the lack of...
Pros: Well thought out control system. Fantastic in-game and cut-scene visuals. Fully featured options and gameplay modes.
Cons: Impacts sound like a slap in the face with a half-eaten flounder. Lack of any commentary is a real shame.
Conclusion: UFC Undisputed 2010 on the PSP is a game that impresses and frustrates in equal measure. The sheer amount of features and the depth of the fighting mechanics mark it as a...
Summary: It’s certainly not for me and might not be for a lot of you. It seems more aimed at fighting game fans and fans of the UFC itself, which of course makes sense.
Excerpt: You know how MMA fighters use every muscle in their body during matches? Well, UFC Undisputed 2010 uses every single button on the PSP – there’s not a single button that...
Excerpt: UFC Undisputed 2009 was arguably the biggest surprise hit of last year. Capitalizing on the rising popularity of mixed martial arts, THQ teamed with the UFC in 2009 to...
Conclusion: I’m not comparing UFC Undisputed 2010 on the PSP to the PS3/360 version and docking points -– I’m just letting you know where it stands as it is a direct port of that
Conclusion: I’m not comparing UFC Undisputed 2010 on the PSP to the PS3/360 version and docking points -– I’m just letting you know where it stands as it is a direct port of that