While UFC has taken firm control of the MMA world in reality, they have dominated in the virtual reality realm as well. UFC Undisputed 3 will continue that dominance.
One of the reasons that no franchise can compete with the UFC is because of their vast array of talent. The highlight of the latest edition of the company’s video game franchise has to be the extensive roster for both UFC and PRIDE.
Starting with the PRIDE lineup, not only can you mimic the ring walks and stage presentation of the company, you can fight as the greatest stars in history. Fighters like Wanderlei Silva, Mirko CroCop and Chuck Liddell will take fans back to a different time in MMA where face stomps were accepted.
The fun doesn’t stop there, though. For those not old enough to remember the wild fights that PRIDE put on, there is an amazing amount of talent that comes with the game. As if that wasn’t enough, fans can download Alistair Overeem by going to UFC’s Facebook page.
With Brock Lesnar not retired in the game, you can still fight as the heavyweight or one of the many other stars of the division. With more powerhouses like Junior dos Santos, Cain Velasquez and Roy Nelson in that weight class, fighting in the heavyweight division will be a nightmare.
The additions of Bantamweight and Featherweight divisions are a nice touch, with a whole new group of elite fighters open to the fans, including Jose Aldo, Dominick Cruz and Urijah Faber.
As cool as it all sounds, there is no division more power packed in this game than light heavyweight. With Anderson Silva able to fight in the division as well, you are looking at a roster that has guys like Jon Jones, Rashad Evans, Rampage Jackson, Tito Ortiz and Mauricio Rua.
With all of this talent, this game is a must-own for any video game fan and every MMA fan.
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