My opponent's knee struck me in the jaw and before I knew it I was woozy on my feet with little awareness of my surroundings. I was already nursing a nasty cut above my right eye which was impairing my vision and causing me to constantly wipe away the crimson fluid from my field of sight.

- Superb striking; -Near perfect presentation; -Brutal Knockouts; -Career is heavy on fighting; light on training; -Challenging from the first fight; -Female Fighters; -Realistic clinch game

-Lack of customization; -Weak training; -Minor balancing issues

When you consider this is EA Sports first stab at a UFC licenced MMA game, the results are positive. A solid foundation has been laid for what is likely to become a yearly franchise.

If you have played other ufc games before you will be really disapointed, the controls are terrible and the fights are not as fluid as before, in the menu you can't do anything without long loading times, you will wait at least 3 minutes of loading time between each fight it gets annoying.

Every person who has seen EA Sports UFC in action has stopped and asked whether it was a game or the real thing. That's not a joke. It's like typoglycemia, where words will read corretly as long as you get a certain degree of factors right.

Great graphics, Great controls, Great Game! That Is All

If you like MMA, boxing, wrestling, fighting or just brutal games in general you will love this game. Graphics are amazing, sound is crisp and clear, it really immerses you in the fight experience.

As great as it looks, EA Sports UFC fails to capture the high stakes excitement that makes MMA such a great sport.

Brought this game for my boyfriend and he absolutely loves it. Graphics are mean, awesome details, the moves. I myself had a game against my partner and my brother BEAT them BOTH, not once but twice each haha Great game. Easy to turn things around too.

Mixed Martial Arts is one of the most popular sports in the world right now. Its yearly pay per view sales in America have surpassed those of Boxing, and it attracts a much more diverse fan-base, take

A surprisingly hesitant start to EA's new sports series, in terms of both the amount of content and the disjointed action.

The basic combat is fine, even with the overcomplicated controls, and fans will appreciate the wealth of moves and the large roster of fighters; Excellent graphics

Ground-fighting isn't a patch on THQ's games; Very few game modes and the career option is thoroughly uninteresting; Some wooden animation and weak presentation