PlayStation 4 Review: ‘EA Sports: UFC 2'

Apparently, there might be a new curse associated with EA Sports games, now that both cover athletes for UFC 2 have just suffered significant defeats. Of course the more likely truth of it is that in the UFC, eventually everyone loses.

EA SPORTS UFC 2 Review

Two years ago EA Sports jumped on the scene with their own game rendition of the popular UFC fighting brand. Through and through, it was a decent fighting game . Not to say it didn't have its weak points or lacked the polish other titles in the genre had, but still, it gave fans an exciting first...

Ultimate Team holds lots of value; Tons of fighters; "Iron" Mike Tyson; Live Events creates strong online community and relevance

Steep learning curve; Tags

EA Sports UFC 2 review

On December 12, 2015, Conor McGregor broke the record for the fastest knockout in a UFC title fight. It took just 13 seconds for the Irish featherweight to land the critical punch, flooring the incumbent champion, José Aldo, in less time than it takes to brew a cup of tea.

EA Sports UFC 2 PS4 Review

EA Sports takes a positive corner on the MMA market with UFC 2 as it focuses on what makes the sport great: strong mechanics and a lot of training. With strong servers and gameplay mechanics, UFC 2 has what it takes to represent the UFC both offline and online.

EA Sports UFC 2 – Another Split Decision

There is a perception that the UFC is human cockfighting - a bloodsport where people rip each other apart for our amusement. In reality, the UFC is is one of the most complex and nuanced sports ever devised.

Eye-poppingly incredible animations; Knockout Mode is a fun distraction; Improved training simulation system for career mode; Expanded female roster for career and versus; Generally more polished than its predecessor

Career mode is as barebones as possible; AI continues to cheat; Still no stoppages due to damage/blood; Unintentionally hilarious bugs