EA is one of the worst companies in the world. Regularly faulty products, and terrible customer service! I highly recommend avoiding any of their products and services.

I've never been big into the sport of Mixed Martial Arts or, MMA to the masses. However, it's a bit different and easier to follow for me as a game instead because who doesn't love a good video game to kick back and play?

Bellator Onslaught is fast-paced, first and foremost; The rounds are short and from my time, I never went a full round without either being knocked out, or having my character tap out.

Sadly this game has more wrong than right; and it shows.  As I stated earlier; the game is fast; but; the animations just don't seem fluid enough for the action shown; and the fighters just seemed stiff to me.

This is an EA run of the mill game - Arcadey - too easy - and very forgetful. The career mode was laughable - you still gain XP even when you fail a lesson - So it is just a matter of time before you 100% in every area - Too Easy...

We're glad to see Kung Fu Factory - developer of the mediocre Supremacy MMA - dust itself off and create a better mixed-martial-arts game. Unfortunately, this Live Arcade cage-fight contender isn't quite championship material. For most of the bout, Bellator impresses with proficient standup combat.

+ Simple-yet-deep striking system rewards efficient fisticuffs

- Submission system is broken and in dire need of rebalancing; ? Can 345 use the time before EA's UFC game ships to make

Hey you, do you enjoy watching steroid-fuelled, almost naked, shaven-headed men violently rubbing against each other like it's the last days of the Roman Empire? If so, you're probably already acquainted with the wondrous face-smashing world of MMA, also known as Mixed Martial Arts.

EA Sports steps up to challenge THQ and UFC for the belt. Does EA Sports MMA have what it takes to dethrone the champion?

Beautiful animations; great fighter models; Dream ring and Strikeforce cage; dynamic boxing

Weak presentation; awful commentaries; terrible ground fighting; bleak roster

This is a game for both casual gamers and hardcore mma fans. The learning curve is a bit steep, but you will learn the buttons soon enough. I also highly suggest you change the controls to the button option. This way you can attack and defend more easily.

The characters move beautifully and real - life like .

Tiring commentary; more fighters would be beneficial

it's a good game but only for real loving about this kind of game...not many easy and very hard to play, the hands and the fingers to the end game are very suffering......

Probably slightly better than UFC 2010. Career mode is a grind I couldn't deal with though. Also not enjoying EA's Game Pass feature. The game does allow a 7 day trial of online content albeit with repeating requests to buy a Game Pass.

With EA Sports MMA , EA have attempted to take on the dominant UFC brand at their own game: the UFC Undisputed series. Released to widespread acclaim in 2009, UFC Undisputed 2009 set the benchmark for MMA videogames by faithfully recreating both the sport's intricacies and explicit violence.