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The no-holds-barred action of the Ultimate Fighting Championship comes to your living room in the form of this incredible home-console package. If you've ever watched one of these tournaments in real life, you know just how vicious the competition gets; no moves are off limits, making for some disturbing results. This game lets you choose your combatant from a list of 25 heavy hitters (including Tito Ortiz, the 2001 light heavyweight champion), each of which has own fighting style. Every technique from street brawling to the most advanced martial arts is represented here, which allows for a creative approach. You can create your own brawler from scratch, choosing tattoos, builds, moves, and more. Once you're ready to rumble, choose to play in Arcade, Tournament, UFC, Champion modes, or play in Career mode, which allows for complete tournament customization. You can play against the computer or challenge a friend to a head-to-head showdown.
Once you've expended your skill points for a fighting style's current set of selectable moves, you must then defeat five sparring partners to qualify for the tournament, after which you gain more skill points, a new ranking, and the option to learn techniques from a new style. So, for example, you can have a new fighter learn the basics of kung fu for two levels, then graduate to jujitsu in the fourth level to obtain some much needed submissions, and then begin training in pit fighting at the fifth level for knockout power. These custom fighters can then be exported to the main game's modes, where they can be put to the test against the legitimate UFC fighters.
Visually, the game doesn't look all that bad, and runs smoothly. There's nice entrances for the fighters, and the crowd is decently arranged. Character models do look nice, with plenty of details on many fighters, like Shamrock's infamous sideburns that defy time and space laws. Given that there's merely an octagonal, caged ring, 2 fighters, and one referee, it's tough to screw this up, and they managed to at least make the game look good. Still, Pride FC, which was released early last year, looks much better, and still has Shamrock's sideburns. On the audio side, Bruce Buffer (brother of Michael "Lets Get Ready To Ruuumbllleeeeeeeeeeeee" Buffer) handles introductions well, but says nothing else otherwise, leading into generic grunts and groans during fights. The music is littered with generic hard rock, but it's not too bad. It fits the UFC feel.
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