If you go back through the Darkstation archives, you can find some gushing reviews of the Fight Night games, which have long been one of my favorite EA Sports franchises . Starting with Fight Night: Round 3 through the story-drive Fight Night Champion, I found myself engrossed in the sport of boxing...

THQ proved there was a market for UFC games with the Undisputed franchise, but they also proved the market wouldn't support yearly titles. EA thankfully picked up on that, and so the release of UFC 2 comes nearly two full years after their first attempt with the title.

It's been more than 25 years since I was in an honest-to-god fistfight, and it was brutally embarrassing. But if I could fight, I'd like to think I'd do it just like my fighter in EA Sports UFC 2 : relentlessly, on top of the other guy, raining down fists like Ralphie on the bully from A Christmas...

UFC 2 on the PlayStation 4 is easy to play but a challenge to master!

It's almost fight time and the octagon is awaiting your arrival.

According to UFC legend Chuck Liddell, there are few things as deeply satisfying as delivering a proper knockout blow. The explosive growth of mixed martial arts (MMA), lead by the UFC organisation, is easy to understand in that context.

Despite a rash of injuries and supposed oversaturation, mixed martial arts is more popular now than ever before in North America. This is largely thanks to EA Sports UFC 2's two cover stars, Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor .

Game is gorgeous; Ground game is a big improvement

Lack of compelling modes; Striking can feel unnatural at times

Get Ready to Sweat

It arrived on time and had no trouble. No problem with the game which is why I would buy from here again . Thank you.

I just cant help but feel that this kind of sport struggles to transform to a console game!