For starters, both versions offer two graphics options. UFC to organise.Īnd the action on stage is even better thanks to the added power of the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. Their respective entries, the bottom score, the announcer gone mad on stage, and the near-perfect commentary set the stage for some awesome and bloody fights on the stage. There are over 200 fighters in the game and each of them has been accurately modeled right down to the tee.

Everything is going well in the gameplay and in no way looks like a forced or artificial injury.Īs was the case with UFC 2, the presentation in UFC 3 is top notch. Hit your opponent on any part of the body, that particular spot will be bruised. Each action you take on the fight scene will have different effects. The beautiful thing about it all is that none of it feels scripted. Each hit has its impact which can result in a swollen face, blood dropping onto the stage as the opposing fighter hits you straight in the mouth or a fighter feeling completely exhausted after a long fight. For those who don’t know, UFC is a mixed martial arts fighting game with a strong emphasis on eye-body coordination and the physics of the reaction of two conflicting bodies on stage.īuilding on 2016 EA Sports UFC 2, UFC 3 improves in just about every game mechanic, from knockdowns and knockouts (which seem incredibly realistic by the way) to ground transitions as well as smooth, responsive animations.

But in terms of realism, there is nothing that comes close to EA Sports UFC 3.

Mortal Kombat XL, Injustice 2, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Tekken 7, BlazBlue…you name it and the market has it. The market is full of exceptional fighters.

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