dull game, hard to play. The controls are annoying, the story modes are hard, and the graphics are terrible. I don't have much else to say.

When i first heard about this game i was so excited about the potential of this game....then i bought it...it was being traded in within 2 hours. It's sluggish and extremely arcadey.

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Supremacy MMA is a Mixed Martial Arts game that looks to separate itself from the major arenas and "sports"-type franchises such as UFC Undisputed and EA Sports MMA . Sporting over-the-top action and simplified gameplay, place your bets in the underground fight club that is Supremacy MMA .

We're lovers, not fighters. We don't know what it's really like to smash our heel into someone's cheek. We imagine it'd feel like it does in Supremacy MMA: our unparalleled strength would bring blood and broken bones. (Hey, we can dream.

+ Vicious; violent; and bloody brawling

? Anyone else having horrible flashbacks to the Fight Club game (original Xbox)

Meet Supremacy MMA , the Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi of the MMA video game world. This game is so frustrating that ***edit: the analogy was so extreme and offensive that it had to be edited out; enjoy*** , but no; this game was meant to be the fast-paced arcade alternative to the UFC games.

With EA Sports MMA and THQ's UFC Undisputed series going for a simulation-based approach, the door was wide open for an alternative - an NFL Blitz-esque game that was rooted in reality to a degree, but could also feature really fast-paced action too.

Take simply moving around the cage - an easy thing to do in every game featuring MMA, dating all the way to ‘96's FirePro Wrestling S and the first UFC game in 2000. Here, in order to do that, you have to press a shoulder button and move the left stick to awkwardly move around the cage.

MMA is exploding in terms of exposure and popularity.  Exceeding boxing, several MMA games have been released looking to capitalize on its popularity.  THQ's UFC-licenced offerings are generally well received and even industry giant EA had waded into the fray with an MMA offering of their own.

MMA is exploding in terms of exposure and popularity. Exceeding boxing, several MMA games have been released looking to capitalize on its popularity. THQ's UFC-licenced offerings are generally well received and even industry giant EA had waded into the fray with an MMA offering of their own.