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UFC Undisputed 3 is a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighting game based on the real-life sport, featuring licensed fighters from the UFC and the (now defunct) PRIDE organisations. It is the successor to UFC Undisputed 2010 and the third main game in the series.
In the main career mode, players create their own character and make a name for themselves through training sessions and fights. From the main menu, you can schedule fights, complete training sessions or camps, create a game plan, read messages and follow the rankings. In the various training sessions, specific skills or attributes can be selected to practise and improve. Characters are defined by general information, one of seven weight classes (with the four main stats strength, speed, stamina and footwork), appearance and martial arts background. The latter includes boxing, karate, Muay Thai, kickboxing, wrestling, judo, sambo, jiu-jitsu and MMA. Combat is divided into three different stances - standup, clinch and ground - each with different skills and moves. Winning fights earns you "fight money credit". This currency can be used to sign up for camps where new moves can be learned. Fights typically end when one of the players is on the ground and no longer has the strength to defend themselves, prompting the referee to step in.
Alongside career mode, title mode, title defence and Ultimate Fights have returned, along with the new Pride mode. Pride has different round times (e.g. a long ten minutes for the first round) and introduces a number of moves not allowed in UFC, such as headbutts and kicks against an opponent when they are on the ground. Pride also features a Grand Prix with multiple fights in one night, in which damage carries over. The game has been made more accessible through the option to choose between amateur and pro grappling controls. The former makes ground transitions easier for new players. Other new features and updates include a new submission and stamina system, fighter entrances, damage recovery between rounds, and various new and reworked moves.
The game can be played in multiplayer both locally and online. Additional fighters are made available through DLC and a full season pass to combine the various versions. During menus and fights, FMV clips are shown featuring scenes from fights and interviews with real fighters.
In the main career mode, players create their own character and make a name for themselves through training sessions and fights. From the main menu, you can schedule fights, complete training sessions or camps, create a game plan, read messages and follow the rankings. In the various training sessions, specific skills or attributes can be selected to practise and improve. Characters are defined by general information, one of seven weight classes (with the four main stats strength, speed, stamina and footwork), appearance and martial arts background. The latter includes boxing, karate, Muay Thai, kickboxing, wrestling, judo, sambo, jiu-jitsu and MMA. Combat is divided into three different stances - standup, clinch and ground - each with different skills and moves. Winning fights earns you "fight money credit". This currency can be used to sign up for camps where new moves can be learned. Fights typically end when one of the players is on the ground and no longer has the strength to defend themselves, prompting the referee to step in.
Alongside career mode, title mode, title defence and Ultimate Fights have returned, along with the new Pride mode. Pride has different round times (e.g. a long ten minutes for the first round) and introduces a number of moves not allowed in UFC, such as headbutts and kicks against an opponent when they are on the ground. Pride also features a Grand Prix with multiple fights in one night, in which damage carries over. The game has been made more accessible through the option to choose between amateur and pro grappling controls. The former makes ground transitions easier for new players. Other new features and updates include a new submission and stamina system, fighter entrances, damage recovery between rounds, and various new and reworked moves.
The game can be played in multiplayer both locally and online. Additional fighters are made available through DLC and a full season pass to combine the various versions. During menus and fights, FMV clips are shown featuring scenes from fights and interviews with real fighters.
Details & specifications
Genre Wrestling
Platform Playstation 3 (PS3)
Condition Used, with original packaging
Language English
ManufacturerSony
EAN4005209156783
Release17.02.2012
Product numberPS3-48126-OVP-EN
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Product information "UFC Undisputed 3 - Boxed - PS3"
UFC Undisputed 3 is a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighting game based on the real-life sport, featuring licensed fighters from the UFC and the (now defunct) PRIDE organisations. It is the successor to UFC Undisputed 2010 and the third main game in the series.
In the main career mode, players create their own character and make a name for themselves through training sessions and fights. From the main menu, you can schedule fights, complete training sessions or camps, create a game plan, read messages and follow the rankings. In the various training sessions, specific skills or attributes can be selected to practise and improve. Characters are defined by general information, one of seven weight classes (with the four main stats strength, speed, stamina and footwork), appearance and martial arts background. The latter includes boxing, karate, Muay Thai, kickboxing, wrestling, judo, sambo, jiu-jitsu and MMA. Combat is divided into three different stances - standup, clinch and ground - each with different skills and moves. Winning fights earns you "fight money credit". This currency can be used to sign up for camps where new moves can be learned. Fights typically end when one of the players is on the ground and no longer has the strength to defend themselves, prompting the referee to step in.
Alongside career mode, title mode, title defence and Ultimate Fights have returned, along with the new Pride mode. Pride has different round times (e.g. a long ten minutes for the first round) and introduces a number of moves not allowed in UFC, such as headbutts and kicks against an opponent when they are on the ground. Pride also features a Grand Prix with multiple fights in one night, in which damage carries over. The game has been made more accessible through the option to choose between amateur and pro grappling controls. The former makes ground transitions easier for new players. Other new features and updates include a new submission and stamina system, fighter entrances, damage recovery between rounds, and various new and reworked moves.
The game can be played in multiplayer both locally and online. Additional fighters are made available through DLC and a full season pass to combine the various versions. During menus and fights, FMV clips are shown featuring scenes from fights and interviews with real fighters.
In the main career mode, players create their own character and make a name for themselves through training sessions and fights. From the main menu, you can schedule fights, complete training sessions or camps, create a game plan, read messages and follow the rankings. In the various training sessions, specific skills or attributes can be selected to practise and improve. Characters are defined by general information, one of seven weight classes (with the four main stats strength, speed, stamina and footwork), appearance and martial arts background. The latter includes boxing, karate, Muay Thai, kickboxing, wrestling, judo, sambo, jiu-jitsu and MMA. Combat is divided into three different stances - standup, clinch and ground - each with different skills and moves. Winning fights earns you "fight money credit". This currency can be used to sign up for camps where new moves can be learned. Fights typically end when one of the players is on the ground and no longer has the strength to defend themselves, prompting the referee to step in.
Alongside career mode, title mode, title defence and Ultimate Fights have returned, along with the new Pride mode. Pride has different round times (e.g. a long ten minutes for the first round) and introduces a number of moves not allowed in UFC, such as headbutts and kicks against an opponent when they are on the ground. Pride also features a Grand Prix with multiple fights in one night, in which damage carries over. The game has been made more accessible through the option to choose between amateur and pro grappling controls. The former makes ground transitions easier for new players. Other new features and updates include a new submission and stamina system, fighter entrances, damage recovery between rounds, and various new and reworked moves.
The game can be played in multiplayer both locally and online. Additional fighters are made available through DLC and a full season pass to combine the various versions. During menus and fights, FMV clips are shown featuring scenes from fights and interviews with real fighters.
| Genre: | Wrestling |
|---|---|
| Platform: | Playstation 3 (PS3) |
| Condition: | Used, with original packaging |
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