![]() UFC 4 features a combat system that requires you to use strike modifiers, as well as learning how to block blows, dodge incoming strikes, and counter your opponent to create truly incredible offensive maneuvers, offers a truly satisfying gameplay loop (I punched the air quite a few times after a difficult fight). This shift in controls and gameplay, from an arcade-esque experience to one that requires a little bit of thought, not only made the experience that much more fun, but rewarding as well. Bouts in the octagon were intense, strategic, and while some might deter from the more “simulation” aspect of learning how to effective throw punches, combos, and roundhouse kicks that would make Bruce Lee blush, personally, it elevated the experience to something rather addictive. UFC 4 builds upon the spirit of UFC 3, and while I was somewhat disappointed by the previous installment, this time around I was positively impressed with the improvements that had been made to the control schemes and overall gameplay. Well, it seems that EA Sports took this same approach to UFC 4, creating a phenomenal fighting-title, and of the best sports games you can buy. As a UFC Champion – I think I can legally claim that now – an effective strategy, the ability to shift on the fly, and a reformation of thought when you suffer a loss is the key to coming back and dominating in the Octagon. ![]()
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