#Ea ufc 3 beta Ps4
With Jon Anik joining long time color commentator Joe Rogan in the booth, the fights all sound just like the real thing, with both Rogan and Anik intelligently calling out key moments in the match all the while interspersing that with useful factoids and entertaining banter.Ĭheck out this EA Sports UFC 3 PS4 screenshot One area that EA gets totally and unequivocally right is, somewhat predictably, the presentation which underpins EA Sports UFC 3. EA Sports UFC 3 is one of the best presented sports games to date
A decent submission system in an MMA game then is something that still eludes EA it would seem. This too also sucks the big one simply because it goes too far down the other end of scale and ends up being too simplistic and demanding of much too little skill than it should. The solution that EA have devised for EA Sports UFC 3 is a simplified submission system where you must simply tap (hammer, really) the on-screen button until you succeed. Returning from last year's game is the same Octagon system where you have to push in the direction of the submission to block it or advance the hold, and like last year it's absolutely awful. If for example, you're playing a striking based fighter such as Edson Barboza, who favors thudding leg kicks over grappling expertise, and you find yourself underneath a more seasoned grappler such as Tony Ferguson on the ground, it can prove almost impossible to get back up to your feet and attempt to turn the contest around.Īnother area of the ground game that needs polishing up are the submissions themselves. Unfortunately however, whereas with the striking aspect of EA Sports UFC 3, you can improvise and fare better against a superior fighter, in the grappling department gulfs of skill become much more difficult to close. Check out this EA Sports UFC 3 PS4 screenshot As before, these various holds, escapes and transitions are all achieved by tilting the left analogue stick towards the action you want to take, with success arriving faster or slower depending on your stamina and the grappling expertise of your fighter. Indeed, it not only provides an exponentially more satisfying fighting experience than the decidedly less responsive, 30fps higher resolution mode, it also serves to make EA Sports UFC 3 feel almost like a totally different game as a result.īuilding on the grappling system that EA Sports UFC 2 brought to the table back in 2016, EA Sports UFC 3 provides players with extra transitions on the ground as well as additional holds and escapes with which can be attempted to turn the tables. Able to choose from visual presets that ‘favor resolution' or ‘favor performance', EA Sports UFC 3 simply feels much more responsive in the 60fps focused performance mode.
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Whether you're ducking and weaving through a barrage of strikes, or, attempting to blast the opponent in the face with a head kick from your rear leg, all of it carries a bespoke heft that puts EA Sports UFC 3 one step closer to feeling like a true fighting simulation rather than just another arcade scrapper.ĭovetailing into the EA Sports UFC 3 experience are the additional visual options that PS4 Pro owners are able to choose from as they directly impact the feel of the game. Here, using a pawing jab rather than a snapping jab to establish that range proves crucial in understanding where your opponent will be when you want to follow up that probing with a devastating hook, head kick or combo to the body.Īnother improvement to the stand-up striking game is the newly pronounced feeling of weight that the fighters have. Immediately the first thing you notice is that EA have really managed to capture how fighters use strikes to gauge the distance that exists between them and their foe.
Check out this EA Sports UFC 3 PS4 screenshotĪfter picking Conor McGregor with current real-life rival Tony Ferguson set as my opponent, it was here that I was able to see just how substantial the strides are that EA have made with the striking game in EA Sports UFC 3. With the pick of the UFC's lightweight division to choose from, including such elite scrappers as current champion Conor McGregor, top contender Tony Ferguson, former champion Eddie Alvarez and many, many more, there are plenty of fighters to pick from in the beta for EA Sports UFC 3. In the beta, players have access to Practice, Online Quick Fight, the micro-transaction-heavy UFC Ultimate Team and Fight Now modes, with the latter offering us the most immediate way to dive into EA Sports UFC 3 in order to ascertain what has changed in EA's MMA threequel. EA Sports UFC 3 striking game is a step up from last year’s effort
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