UFC is more realistic than ever as EA has overhauled a key component of the fighting game, but not everyone will understand or enjoy the changes.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT EA Sports UFC 5 is the latest in the UFC franchise of games developed by EA Vancouver. The game has a ton of improvements and enhancements, making it more realistic than ever, but one key mechanic has even the most skilled mixed martial arts practitioners scratching their heads. Luckily, the more one knows about MMA and the science behind combat sports, the more adept they will be at adjusting to these significant changes.
This same thought process can be seen across the game in several ways, including initiating special takedowns in the clinch and denying ground transitions. While previously those techniques required special button presses, now one action more naturally flows into another, requiring a combination of buttons to be hit with the right timing to pull off the move.
A huge emphasis has been put on transitions, as characters in the game can now chain positions and submissions by pressing down on the right thumbstick while in the middle of a submission attempt. This better reflects the reality of rolling in BJJ, as submissions can also be used to advance position rather than force a tap.
UFC 5 Is Now More Of A Fighting Simulation Than An Arcade Game Though it might seem like a minor change in a sea of enhancements that UFC 5 has made over the previous title, it's actually one of the more significant changes and innovations to come out of a fighting simulation game generally, as avoidance of the complexities of ground fighting has caused it to be often overlooked.
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