Game is amazing! Really love how detailed it is! Great game to play on fight night along with the fights!

EA Sports UFC 2 is a game I will be reviewing with the help of my brother. This usually monosyllabic brother has been bribed with access to my Steam account and forcibly co-erced in order to sit and offer his opinion. What my parents don't know, can't harm them!

Looks good; plays well; sounds good; online and offline

Crud tutorial; controls can be non intuitive and commentary is aweful

I love how realisticthis game is ...the gameplay is epic!!

Bought for my son and he thoroughly enjoys playing it online with his friends. His elder cousin partakes in this sport and my son finds it a very intriguing game.

So good

Fun; Great Value; Interactive; Realistic

Boxing may have once been EA Sports' go-to fighting game with the Fight Night franchise, but with that series on hiatus, they moved onto the ever growing U

Authentic presentation and gameplay; Ability to use female fighters in full Career Mode; Depth of Ultimate Team; Party fun with Knockout Mode

Skill Challenges are not great as a tutorial; Career Mode could use more content

Bruising, buggy and beautiful, UFC 2 is a technically triumphant fighter, but its combat can easily flounder and frustrate.

It looks incredible; Ground holds are a tense treat; Knockdowns make you feel 50ft tall

Punches lack punch; Career mode sorely lacks personality; Not enough content on offer

Fightin' talk.

Gameplay is great; Looks beautiful; Knockout mode

Career mode lacks longevity

Buy EA Sports UFC 2 EA's UFC title didn't make a great first impression when it debuted roughly two years ago. It succeeded in giving players the presentation they had expected from the then-new generation of consoles, and the fighting system was solid as long as you weren't big on submissions.

When EA purchased the UFC game license a few years back, it almost seemed like more of a knee-jerk reaction rather than a tactical move. To be sure, EA likely realized that there was an opportunity to ride the upward trajectory of the Las Vegas–based fight promotion.