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Hey guys, first off id like to apologize for taking so long to get this up for you guys. Some of you may know I was lucky enough to get invited to this EA SPORTS FAN FIRST EVENT held at the MGM casino this past weekend for UFC 173. It included an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas for the event itself, presser event for UFC 175 Weidman vs Machida, weigh ins for UFC 173 and of course hands on with the final version of EA SPORTS UFC.

Walking around the MGM I seen wand, rumble, hughes, trigg, jon anik, I seen TJ the before the weigh ins walking with bang Ludwig. Later that night I took an elevator after the weigh ins up to my room n lawler was in the elevator standing next to me. Haha wished him luck. once at the event they had an openbar, free food. and meet and greet with UFC champion Chris Weidman. we all got autographed UFC gloves and a pic. all in all i had alot of fun.

I got about just under 3 hours with the game so I tried to dive into the game and get as much info as possible for you guys. There was no video allowed so I was only able to snap a few photos with my crappy phone so i apologize fore bad images. i tried bumping contrast on a few of em to make em more legible. and even then it died not too far into my time with the game so a lot of my info is gonna be just that. Info. My first impressions with the game were phenomenal. Visually and presentation wise the game blew me away. Gameplay wise as well I had a ton of fun playing with the game. I played this game with an open mind. i wasnt there to point out all the flaws so i just wanted to have fun with it. I preferred the ufc undisputed series. But after playing this you can definitely tell that it was a good mix between the two. Sadly I wasn’t able to play PvP only against Cpu. Even then it was great.

My biggest take aways.

-game is not set in stone as an 18 month or biannual. Hayes explained it definitely wont be a yearly like madden. (not enough time to add anything substantial)

-certain fighters that should be in, will be eventually. But I thought Hayes said certain fighters will be released for free. And others will be DLC. Only ex he gave was TJ. But of course EA is the deciding factor. I know for sure he said that any stat updates will be released in updates not DLC. So im expecting to pay for guys like Johnson and arlovski but not for guys like sanchez n dillashaw. But again you never know.

-they’ve licensed near everyones actual walkout songs. Certain ones they weren’t able to get.

-stamina is the same for both sped and real time clock speeds (not too worried about it tho. You have to conserve your stamina a bit better making it more realistic)

-guys slow down in the later rounds, depending on weight it may happen quicker or if you are spamming punches.

-ground game feels a bit more towards ea mma with the one button blocks and get up button. but still gets more complex with stalls and reversals.

-heavier weights felt slower and more powerful than the lighter weights

-finishing the fight felt like a reward. I think the days of ko-ing a guy in round 1-2 are over. There will be much more dec wins

-you can land a few shots after the fights over but it usually is from a ground position. If someone is clean ko’d from standing that’s when its over. Ref occasionally intervenes but not all the time

-blood splashes onto the mat, smears on the gloves and faces of fighters. If it did disappear I didn’t notice it.

-reach seems to play a bigger part. Fighting long armed guys against smaller armed guys meant you could get out of the way quicker. That being said you can still close the distance and land hooks for the smaller armed fighter.

-takedowns are easy to stuff. Creating a more realistic need to set up the takedown. Theres no struggle. Only your reflexes in stuffing or if you leave yourself open from a looping hook or shot. You can also kick a guys foot from under him tripping him. Another example of this is if pettis goes for a capoeira kick you can kick his hand from under him causing him to fall.

-sways are a mix of FNC and UFC3.not as clunky as UFC but not as smooth as FNC STC

-all roster fighters have one gameplan always assigned to them for online and off. same goes with your caf. theyll always have the first slot you made as a default.

-couldnt figure out taunts or touch glove animations. if they are in they might be involuntary when not pressing any strikes.

-caf seems limited customization wise. Pre placed tattoos are a bust. But you can have neck tattoos. =) gameface sounds very promising.

GAME MODES


HOME:
- Fight now: basically this is self-explanatory. Quickmatches. Any weight.
- Walkthrough: tutorial, setup into segments. Once you’ve completed one it automatically keeps going. You can start wherever
- Ufc spotlight: real ufc fight updates. Whats now of the ufc world.




PLAY:
- Fight now: same as above.
- Career: ultimate fighter start as amateur then move to UFC
- Challenges: separated into categories standup, ground, & submissions
- Online: None of this was open but Hayes went through explaining. Basically you will rank up starting at white and ending in red. Its evenly matched so youre always matched up against similar skilled players. If youre a white belt youll only fight white belts. Eventually earning yourself a shot at a belt. Once you win it goes into your display case and its yours forever to look at as many times as you want. You can create rivalries. The way he explained this is It tracks all the stats throughout a 5 fight history and it always keeps it there. You can have as many rivalry matches as you want.
- Walkthough: see above




FIGHTERNET:
- Ufc spotlight: same as above
- Friends list
- Personal profile




CUSTOMIZE:
- Settings: basically the options menu. I didn’t really get into this too much.
- Create a fighter: self-explanatory
- My fighters: your list of created fighters you made
- Music: manage songs, turn certain songs on and off.




STORE:
- Bundles: fighter packs
- Fighters: specific fighters




CONTROLS

STRIKING:

Ok standing in this game felt amazing to me. I was blown away with how well they mixed FNC, UFC, EA MMA into one cohesive game. Punching was done using square and triangle, (PS4). And there were modifiers using L1 and R1. One was a strength modifier while the other was more of a signature modifier. And of course different direction input from the joystick changed the punches accordingly. Uppercuts were performed by holding away from the opponent on the L stick and punching (sq,tr), while hooks were performed the same while holding the L stick towards your opponent. Jabs were performed by just pressing the button itself. You can step in n jab if you like. But if you’re holding the stick forward n try to jab they’ll do a different strike. Overhands, frontkicks, etc were performed using the signature modifier. (IE. Travis browne had his front kick he used against reem). The kicks were fun as well. They definitely felt like they are gonna play a bigger role in gameplans. Chopping someone down felt like an accomplishment it slows guys down you see them limping. Reactions were great. Regular quick legkicks were performed by just simply pressing the button. A stronger leg kick was performed by holding the L stick down (not clicked down pointed down) and hitting the kick button (x,o) . headkicks were performed by holding away from the opponent and hitting the kick button (x,o) and of course all the flashy front kicks sinning kicks were performed using the signature modifier. Ground strikes felt a little on the slow/weak side in certain positions but it was still very fun. Landing elbows ont eh ground was fun. Had to hold L1+L2 then strike to do the elbows. But if you were in a dominant position like full mount you’re free to rain down hammer fists and elbows. Looked better had a bit of weight to the strikes. sways were in the game but i didnt get too much into it. sadly i didnt get much on them. but THEY ARE IN. they dont look like the sways of the past. kinda a good mix of FNC and UFC3.




BLOCKING:

Blocking was performed by using R2 as a gen block. Of course the damaged blocked has A LOT to do with you stats and stamina as well. You have to block very specific. Its not just high low block to do parrys you have to hold a left and right as well in order to perform a parry to its fullest. Of course I suppose if you wanted to you can hold it down but you will be getting hurt if you are just holding it. I can say that IT IS HARD to perform a perfect parry. So I don’t think that will be an issue with spamming. I got maybe like one or two in like 3-4 fights. Blocking was a different story. But even then you still had to do it by timing it. It’s hard to explain. So you can def hold block but can’t get way with just holding it down the whole time. N in order to create those openings n catch your opponent you have to time it almost exactly. Seems like a tough thing to master but im sure ppl will get good at it over time.

CLINCH/GROUND:

So this is where things went out the window for me. I had fun doing the ground stuff but it was definitely frustrating at first, it had a good mix between UFC3 n something new. It was left and right transitions based on your position and perspective from the cam. You have to think of it from the viewer perspective not the fighters. So if you’re on top you perform the right transition n the fighter moves towards the right. (keep in mind it’s not his right but yours) same goes for the clinch. Except the clinch one might be more like just control his left n right hands respectively. I believe underhooks were performed by holding down L2 and aiming the R stick towards your opponent, over under was L1 with the R stick towards your opponent, and Thai clinch was L1+L2 with the R stick towards your opponent. Takedowns were performed by holding L2 and transitioning with the R stick in a quarter circle motion, while power takedowns n slams were performed the same way except you hold down L1+L2 while doing the quarter circle transition. Transitioning on the ground was pretty fun. You can reverse your opponent by basically preforming the same transition. While blocking is more of an ea mma way of a simple one button block. But you cant get way with just holdin it. Anyways theres a weird bit of time gap. Like you do the quarter circle motion as ive stated. But you have to wait for your player to reach into that direction then perform the quarter circle turn. You cant just input the quarter circle n he does it. So it almost makes you perform these motions of im transitioning this way. I found this VERY interesting cuz you can create these moments of stalls and fake transitions by simply just not performing the quarter circle motion with the R stick n just the initial movement of going to your left or right. I wasn’t able to do very much against the cage I got a single collar and thai clinch against the cage but it was very brief. Looked good. They pulled the head down as they lifted their knee. Not robotic at all IMO. Transitioning was the same left or right directions. You can do footstomps and uppercuts. Knees. Being against the cage was cool too. It bent inward as you hit the opponent. A lot more noticeable than UFC3. Sometimes the camera angle would cause the fence to disappear but it was more of letting you see whats going on rather than a glitch. Ground game feels more towards the ea mma side of the two. The reason I say this is because of the one button transition blocking and the one button stand up button. Of course the attacker can do the same. And he can also block any given transition or reverse it by implementing the same inputs.








SUBMISSIONS:

So this is the thing a lot of ppl were worried about. I can shed a bit of light on this. The HUD is completely transparent. Just to be clear. You can still see what’s going on. Now the mechanics of the submission itself are pretty interesting. I can confidently say it really does make sense. And it is the best take on a sub system thus far as it is done in stages. Now how many stages it takes is left to the stamina and points allotted in those respective categories. I only got the chance to perform attempts on the cpu so I wasn’t able to pull one off but I did get a good feel for how it works. Its less of a “cat n mouse”, and less of a “simon says” as it was made out to be in previous articles. You initiate the sub by holding down R1 and transitioning towards the left of right as you would a ground transition. For the attacker left and right trans could mean different submissions types. Depending on the player and the position you are in. For the defender, blocking the sub attempt was performed by holding R1 and pushing the R stick upward. Once the attacker has initiated the sub he has to stop the defenders attempts of escaping. So youre basically playing off of the defender. the defender pushes the R stick in the direction he wishes (L,U,R,D) to escape the sub, (I don’t think it has too much to do with the way he escapes the sub in game but more for the sake of the mini game) and the attacker has to match his input and hold in that direction to stop him. Of course this is where it gets a little tricky as the defender can bait him into thinking hes gonna escape a certain direction then change. Hes constantly trying to “fill up a meter” once that meters filled he escapes. But at the same time the defender is trying to get this bar ”filled” the attacker is looking for those popup icons. And its quick. When they said it’s a quick flash they mean it. You really have to have a quick reaction to those moments otherwise youll lose the battle. If the attacker happens to hit that flash popup the bar starts at the bottom again n the defender has to fill it up again. As far as the overall feel. It seemed like when it was described in the past it was this long struggle. It’s a fast paced sub game so it wont take long. Keeps you guessing and on your toes. A lot of fun I enjoyed it.




CAF MODE:

This is something im a BIG part of a lot of ppl know me as an avid CAF creator. So this was one of the first things I jumped into after the initial mode checkouts. I was both impressed but let down. Some things I just thought were great. The detail in the cafs was insane. They look on part if not equal to the roster guys. You can hardly tell the difference which is something that has bugged the crap outta me in every past mma game to date. Here are some facts about customization

Gameface: I was told that this gameface was A LOT better than previous generations. that guys in studio were creating realistic fighters with guys missing from the game and to test the gameface even further they used images of tigers and lions n created animalistic facial fighters. Stating it looked like a like and lion and tiger were fighting. Haha well have to see how good the gameface is this time around but im optimistic.

-Faces are done using gameface then swatches (ala EA MMA) 41 in total ( confirming no facial sliders =/ )

-25 hairstyles (very realistic style and color wise. nothing stupid. Bendos ponytail, guidas long hair were some of the styles)

-11 eyebrows

-16 facial hair styles including mustaches and beards (one category)

-5 body hair styles

Of course you could edit the basic things, name, WC, skin color, exact weight, gear, skills, moves, stats up to 100 in insta caf mode. Along with gameplans (selecting one “perk” in Stand-Up, Ground, and Physical to create one gameplan totaling with 3 separate gameplans. Throughout your career youll unlock even more than the few available at first.





CAREER:

Didn’t really mess around with this at all. I apologize. I did get a couple comments on tho, TUF IS MANDATORY. You cannot skip this. If you lose your fights you will be prompted to retry. They said that since they had no other orgs. This was their way to introduce “amateur fights” think of it like FNC amateur you had like 10 fights before you turned pro. Same thing.

FIGHTER OVERALLS:

I apologize ahead of time I did not realize that there was different stats for fighters in mult weights. At first I was taking pics of all of them then phone died n had to write down the rest. Gus was my fault. Dropped the ball on him. Had to go off memory. Now that I think about it im glad there is. Haha but im sorry for not getting certain LHW who are also in mw. If you look at mult weight fighters that I did get the stats aren’t much different so take that as you will. Again im sorry.

Heavyweight
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1. Pat Barry OVR 84, STU 89, GRN 79, SUB 75
2. Travis Browne OVR 90, STU 90, GRN 87, SUB 88
3. Daniel Cormier ---
4. Junior Dos Santos OVR 92, STU 94, GRN 88, SUB 86
5. Mark Hunt OVR 86, STU 89, GRN 80, SUB 78
6. Frank Mir OVR 89, STU 85, GRN 92, SUB 97
7. Roy Nelson OVR 90, STU 91, GRN 90, SUB 90
8. Antonio Nogueira OVR 88, STU 84, GRN 88, SUB 97
9. Alistair Overeem OVR 88, STU 92, GRN 82, SUB 82
10. Antonio Silva OVR 88, STU 88, GRN 85, SUB 83
11. Cain Velasquez OVR 97, STU 97, GRN 96, SUB 94
12. Fabricio Werdum OVR 94, STU 94, GRN 94, SUB 97

Light Heavyweight
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1. Ryan Bader OVR 88, STU 86, GRN 91, SUB 86
2. Vitor Belfort OVR 92, STU 92, GRN 92, SUB 91
3. Michael Bisping ---
4. Daniel Cormier OVR 92, STU 94, GRN 92, SUB 84
5. Phil Davis OVR 90, STU 88, GRN 93, SUB 90
6. Rashad Evans OVR 89, STU 90, GRN 93, SUB 82
7. Rich Franklin OVR 87---
8. Forrest Griffin OVR 88, STU 83, GRN 87, SUB 94
9. Alexander Gustaffson OVR 92---
10. Dan Henderson OVR 90, STU 90, GRN 92, SUB 83
11. Jon Jones OVR 97, STU 97, GRN 97, SUB 98
12. Chuck Liddell OVR 91, STU 89, GRN 90, SUB 90
13. Lyoto Machida OVR 91, STU 92, GRN 87, SUB 90
14. Gegard Mousasi OVR 90, STU 87, GRN 89, SUB 96
15. Antonio Lil Nogueira OVR 88, STU 84, GRN 91, SUB 97
16. Shogun Rua OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 88, SUB 92
17. Anderson Silva OVR 95---
18. Wanderlei Silva OVR 88---
19. Chael Sonnen OVR 89---
20. Glover Texiera OVR 91, STU 87, GRN 91, SUB 96

Middleweight
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1. Vitor Belfort OVR 93, STU 93, GRN 93, SUB 92
2. Michael Bisping OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 89, SUB 85
3. Francis Carmont OVR 85, STU 86, GRN 82, SUB 81
4. Rich Franklin OVR 86, STU 87, GRN 86, SUB 83
5. Royce Gracie OVR 88, STU 82, GRN 91, SUB 99
6. Dan Henderson OVR 91, STU 90, GRN 91, SUB 93
7. Robbie Lawler OVR 90, STU 93, GRN 84, SUB 91
8. Cung Le OVR 88, STU 92, GRN 87, SUB 81
9. Lyoto Machida OVR 93, STU 94, GRN 91, SUB 90
10. Demian Maia OVR 87, STU 82, GRN 91, SUB 97
11. Mark Munoz OVR 88, STU 89, GRN 92, SUB 81
12. Constantinos Phillipou OVR 87, STU 89, GRN 85, SUB 84
13. Luke Rockhold OVR 90, STU 90, GRN 90, SUB 90
14. Anderson Silva OVR 94, STU 96, GRN 91, SUB 90
15. Wanderlei Silva OVR 88, STU 89, GRN 86, SUB 87
16. Chael Sonnen OVR 88, STU 85, GRN 94, SUB 92
17. Ronaldo Souza OVR 93, STU 91, GRN 97, SUB 100
18. Chris Weidman OVR 94, STU 95, GRN 94, SUB 91

Welterweight
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1. Carlos Condit OVR 92, STU 92, GRN 88, SUB 90
2. Nate Diaz OVR 88, STU 86, GRN 85, SUB 87
3.Nick Diaz OVR 91, STU 89, GRN 89, SUB 93
4. Jake Ellenberger OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 90, SUB 83
5. Johny Hendricks OVR 95, STU 95, GRN 96, SUB 92
6. Martin Kampmann OVR 88, STU 89, GRN 87, SUB 83
7. Josh Koscheck OVR 89, STU 90, GRN 90, SUB 83
8. Pascal Krauss OVR 85, STU 86, GRN 81, SUB 81
9. Robbie Lawler OVR 93, STU 95, GRN 87, SUB 91
10. Bruce Lee OVR 93, STU 93, GRN 92, SUB 89
11. Rory MacDonald OVR 91, STU 92, GRN 89, SUB 88
12. Demian Maia OVR 88, STU 84, GRN 90, SUB 95
13 .BJ Penn OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 89, SUB 91
14. Tarec Saffeideine OVR 90, STU 90, GRN 88, SUB 86
15. Georges * Pierre OVR 95, STU 96, GRN 96, SUB 91

Lightweight
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1. Jose Aldo OVR 95, STU 93, GRN 94, SUB 98
2. Donald Cerrone OVR 91, STU 91, GRN 90, SUB 94
3. Nate Diaz OVR 91, STU 88, GRN 89, SUB 95
4. Frankie Edgar OVR 92, STU 90, GRN 94, SUB 92
5. TJ Grant OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 91, SUB 90
5. Clay Guida OVR 87, STU 86, GRN 85, SUB 81
6. Benson Henderson OVR 93, STU 92, GRN 92, SUB 92
7. Chan Sun Jung OVR 92, STU 89, GRN 90, SUB 97
8. Joe Lauzon OVR 88, STU 86, GRN 89, SUB 91
9. Bruce Lee OVR 94, STU 93, GRN 93, SUB 89
10. Gray Maynard OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 95, SUB 80
11. Connor McGregor OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 84, SUB 88
12. Gilbert Melendez OVR 92, STU 91, GRN 95, SUB 90
13. Jim Miller OVR 90, STU 88, GRN 93, SUB 91
14. Khabib Nurmagomedov OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 93, SUB 90
15. Ross Pearson OVR 86, STU 88, GRN 81, SUB 85
16. BJ Penn OVR 92, STU 90, GRN 92, SUB 96
17. Anthony Pettis OVR 95, STU 93, GRN 93, SUB 96
18. Josh Thomson OVR 89, STU 88, GRN 89, SUB 92

Featherweight
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1. Jose Aldo OVR 96, STU 95, GRN 95, SUB 98
2. Dominick Cruz OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 94, SUB 86
3. Frankie Edgar OVR 92, STU 91, GRN 95, SUB 89
4. Urijah Faber OVR 91, STU 89, GRN 95, SUB 91
5. Clay Guida OVR 89, STU 85, GRN 92, SUB 85
6. Chan Sun Jung OVR 92, STU 90, GRN 90, SUB 97
7. Ricardo Lamas OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 91, SUB 89
8. Bruce Lee OVR 94, STU 94, GRN 94, SUB 89
9. Connor McGregor OVR 90, STU 89, GRN 86, SUB 90
10. Chad Mendes OVR 94, STU 91, GRN 96, SUB 97
11. BJ Penn OVR 92, STU 91, GRN 92, SUB 96
12. Dustin Poirier OVR 89, STU 90, GRN 84, SUB 89
13. Denis Siver OVR 87, STU 87, GRN 85, SUB 88
14. Cub Swanson OVR 93, STU 92, GRN 94, SUB 91

Bantamweight
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1. Renan Barao OVR 96, STU 95, GRN 96, SUB 99
2. Brian Bowles OVR 87, STU 87, GRN 88, SUB 86
3. Dominick Cruz OVR 94, STU 94, GRN 94, SUB 92
4. Mike Easton OVR 86, STU 87, GRN 86, SUB 78
5. Urijah Faber OVR 94, STU 92, GRN 97, SUB 97
6. Demetrious Johnson OVR 93, STU 93, GRN 92, SUB 93
7. Bruce Lee OVR 94, STU 95, GRN 93, SUB 89
8. Michael McDonald OVR 92, STU 92, GRN 88, SUB 91
9. Erik Perez OVR 85, STU 85, GRN 83, SUB 85
10. Brad Pickett OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 89, SUB 84
11. Eddie Wineland OVR 88, STU 89, GRN 88, SUB 86

Flyweight
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1. Joseph Benavidez OVR 93, STU 93, GRN 94, SUB 91
2. Jon Dodson OVR 94, STU 95, GRN 93, SUB 91
3. Tim Elliot OVR 89, STU 90, GRN 91, SUB 84
4. Louis Gaudinot OVR 86, STU 87, GRN 84, SUB 80
5. Demetrious Johnson OVR 96, STU 96, GRN 95, SUB 94
6. Scott Jorgenson OVR 89, STU 89, GRN 94, SUB 83
7. Ian McCall OVR 90, STU 92, GRN 91, SUB 81
8. Darren Umenymora OVR 86, STU 87, GRN 89, SUB 81

Womens
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1. Liz Carmouche OVR 88, STU 85, GRN 86, SUB 89
2. Alexis Davis OVR 92, STU 91, GRN 91, SUB 92
3. Sarah Kaufman OVR 88, STU 87, GRN 83, SUB 83
4. Sara McMann OVR 89, STU 86, GRN 88, SUB 90
5. Ronda Rousey OVR 96 , STU 93 , GRN 96, SUB 98
6. Meisha Tate OVR 90 , STU 86 , GRN 88, SUB 91
7. Cat Zingano OVR 93 , STU 91, GRN 92, SUB 93

Even with having all that time with the game I still felt like there was SO much more I wanted to do. It just didn’t feel like enough. There were more modes I wanted to push through and just more matchups I wanted to check out. Its so hard to try n sum up this game in a single review but overall I was blown away at the games look n feel. While there could be some improvement on certain things I think this is a damn good start for the series. Theres only one way to go from here.

IF YOU HAVE MORE QUESTIONS ASK AWAY. ILL TRY TO ANSWER THEM AS BEST I CAN

[Xbich]

Joe Lauzon OVR 88, STU 86, GRN 89, SUB 91

Da fuq... 91 en sumisión... tiene más Bendo... lol

Jose Aldo 98 en sumisión... Faber sólo 91 y Mendes 97.... ¿Esto quien lo ha puesto?

PD: Estás hypeadísimo Cola, yo también xD

[colacao20]

Olvidate de eso bro, en los juegos de EA los stats son diferentes, si tienes o tuviste el EA MMA veras que dentro de grappling, stand up, subs. y demas se incluyen cosas que no deberian ir agrupadas ahi. Si puedo te busco algo para que me entiendas.

[bull]

Me he quedado gratamente sorprendido con el game play de ronda y Miesha.

[colacao20]

Nuevo Battlefield con la tematica " polis vs cacos ". No lo hara DICE.

[colacao20]

[Oskarete]

El gamplay mola y todas esas stats también, pero es un poco rarete el movimiento de los luchadores no? No se si seré yo el raro pero lo noto como que va a tirones no se. Estoy confuso!

[Xbich]

A lo mejor es la impresión al verlo grabado de una pantalla, pero los gameplays que ha mostrado EA (pettis y rousey) se ven bastante bien!

[colacao20]

Me corrí.

[Oskarete]

Estas todo durote ehhh Cola. Jajaja. Que ganas tenías cabron!

[moyses33]

Hola a todos los jugones,yo tengo la 360 y la play3,y espero tener la one o la ps4 estas navidades,supongo que aquí le daréis duro al ufc,aparte de este,a que tipo de juego se le da por estos lares???????,saludos

Enviado desde mi bq Aquaris 5 HD mediante Tapatalk

[las torres de kyoku]

Bienvenido al foro moyses. Pues a mi me gustan
los que tengan una buena ambientación, buena
historia e infiltración por que asi puedo jugar de
noche sin dar la nota. Los juegos que mas me
han gustado ultimamente: Deus Ex, Dishonored y
Fallout.

[teseo]