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Fun game to play. Combo and hard moves are a little confusing to do and remember but it doesn't take away the excitement of the game. Its a step up from ufc 2. I like ufc 2 too. But this one has more features in career mode. Only advantage ufc 2 has is easier to do moves.

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The graphics are excellent, with a real sense of weight and power behind every move; When you're on your feet the action is realistic and exciting

The ground action is pretty awful and the game is terrible at explaining itself; Slow and unwieldly controls; Ultimate Team is disgustingly predatory

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Intuitive and Free-flowing Stand Up Game; The Most Accurate Representation of The Sport to Date; Momentum System Adds Tremendous Amount of Complexity; Easy to Pick Up; Difficult to Master; All Fighters Feel Unique; More Than a Cheap Sequel

Ultimate Team is a Let Down; Some Fighters Look a Little Off; Relies Too Much on McGregor's Fame

I honestly really enjoy the game. I had the previous one and enjoyed many hours with friends The only issue is the lack of fighters that really should be in the game, which is why i've taken a star away.

Just dont feel personally that UFC translates over to computer games very well, its just like a wretling game where things seem not smooth and clunky!

The highly popular Ultimate Fighting Championship gets its third EA Sports release in as many years with UFC 3 from the developers at EA Canada. The current popularity of the sport, mostly driven by last summer's Mayweather v.

G.O.A.T; Career Mode, Ultimate Team, Realistic visuals, On-foot mechanics

Grappling mechanics

GOAT Game

As someone who has never been in a honest to goodness dust-up in my life, I couldn't imagine the stones it takes to step into the octagon and face down madmen who could break necks and cash cheques in one motion. Thanks to video games, I can live the dream vicariously through a television screen.

Purchased UFC3 for my partner for Christmas and he has played it every day, won't shut up about how much better it is than 2. Even I can see the improvements and I don't play it.