
Pictured: A Screenshot from WMMA 2. So, You Wanna Be A Fighter Promoter?
The popularity of mixed martial arts is exploding, with TV shows, books and films springing up all around the sport, along with the newest of mediums, video games.
Most notably, a great deal of media attention was placed on ZUFFA’s release of UFC Undisputed last year. The game had flaws, and many hardcore MMA fans complained that it failed to capture the styles of the fighters. But it seperated itself by capturing the ebb and flow of the fight on the ground, and the deadly “puncher’s chance” that is so widely renowned in our sport. Overall, it give us a reasonably accurate representation of the sport, and easily the best representation of said sport on console today.
Or is it?
World of Mixed Martial Arts II offers a very different option for gamers; and it’s one that I highly recommend.
If you were a sucker, like me, you would have just called in to Fedor’s conference call this afternoon in an attempt to hear what the big news was going to be from Fedor and his camp. Instead, we were treated to the delight of Jerry Millen, Vadim the Fink and a woman translating for Fedor ducking any and all questions of substance. MMAHQ has a pretty
Let’s face it, the older you get, the less fun or cool stuff you can do. It is just a matter of fact and a fact of life. After a certain age certain things just aren’t fun anymore, or you just don’t have time for them. I feel like for people in the super targeted uber age demographic(C) (18 - 34) we have a wealth of new time-wasters that are completely engrossing and acceptable forms of entertainment for fledgling adults. One of these is the videogame. What started out as something most of us dicked around with as kids, it has turned into something we can do after a long day of work or with our buddies over a few beers. It is no longer for the shut-in nerd playing 100+ hours of some Final Fantasy game to make sure they have the most points and saw every elaborate cut scene.