Testseek.com have collected 34 expert reviews of the UFC 2010 Undisputed and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for UFC 2010 Undisputed.
May 2010
(82%)
34 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: A punch in the face is a nasty thing, we'd imagine. So, seeing a real fight where pugilists stand toe-to-toe and pound the snot out of one another is pretty scary. The Ultimate Fighting Championship makes boxing look tame by comparison where bloodsport...
Abstract: Let's assume you purchased UFC 2010 new. Inside the case, you get a code for the online portion of the game. You boot the disc up, and wait patiently for it to connect to a server. Never mind that you may only want to embark on a single player career; ...
Abstract: Inside the octagon, there really wasn't a lot wrong with UFC 2009 Undisputed, which makes it all the more impressive that the combat in UFC 2010 Undisputed is so much better. New features and improvements aren't confined to the cage, either. When you'r...
Abstract: It's been derided as human cockfighting by U.S. Senators, hailed as the successor to boxing by its promoters, and mocked as blatantly homoerotic by the boys at Penny Arcade. It has spawned a reality TV show on Spike TV and made household na...
UFC Undisputed 2010 is good, but its little issues hold it back from being impressive. I like this game; the knockouts are awesome, there’s a lot to do in the career, and the moments where Joe Rogan flips out add to the natural excitement of competing ...
Abstract: UFC Undisputed 2009 was arguably the biggest surprise hit of last year. Capitalizing on the rising popularity of mixed martial arts, THQ teamed with the UFC in 2009 to create the most faithful representation of the sport to date. While the game was not...
Abstract: The success of UFC 2009 seemed to be a surprise to everyone involved: gamers, mixed martial arts fans, publisher THQ, developer Yuke's, and maybe even the UFC itself. With four million copies sold, it was a runaway hit. The developers probably could...
