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Ultimate Fighting Championship Platform: PlayStation Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Officially licensed game of the Ultimate Fighting Championship Over 30 fighting styles include boxing, king fu, wrestling, and tae kwon do Realistic matches end in tap-outs, takedowns, submissions, knockouts, ref calls, and more Features official UFC announcer Bruce buffer and referee Big John McCarthy Several play modes: tournament, career, vs., training mode, and create-a-character Product Description What do you get when you cross boxing, Aikido, Greco-Roman wrestling, and more than 25 other fighting styles? If you answered Ultimate Fighting Championship, you're correct (if you answered by cowering under a desk, we don't blame you). This is not some soap opera of thrown chairs and unrealistic moves. Two fighters and a referee enter the Octagon--the UFC's caged, eight-sided ring--where the fighters meld martial-arts styles to receive points for hits, holds, and take-downs. Ultimate Fighting Championship features over 20 of the top UFC fighters with their specific moves and likenesses. You'll string 3,000 moves and 1,200 combos into devastating attacks. Training mode allows you to learn the martial-arts discipline or combine moves of different schools. Review "I have conquered the business world, now I must conqueror the physical world, I must become the Ultimate Fighting Machine." If you find yourself saying this on a regular basis, perhaps it's time to leave the rather subdued world o f WWF and head toward something a little tougher, such as Ultimate Fighting Championship. For the un-initialised, Ultimate Fighting Championship is a no-holds-barred fighting game that sees two or more opponents in a wire cage beating each other up any way they choose. Kicking, punching, boxing, wrestling and martial arts are all accepted forms of battle. The gameplay reflects this, and apart from having a number of celebrity fighters from the real sport, allows you to make a hero of your own from scratch with its own fighting style. The gameplay itself is similar to the standard wrestling game, with the only difference being that the matches are a lot shorter. While this game doesn't amount to the best wrestling experience on Dreamcast, it is great fun and hearty fodder for after the pub. If you're looking a way to let out that pent-up aggression, look no further than Ultimate Fighting Championship. -- Stuart Miles