New EA Sports MMA Details Emerge

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Posted June 14th, 2010 at 3:44 pm

At the EA press conference earlier today it was announced making its debut in EA Sports MMA will be EA Sports Live Broadcast. Along with that they have released further details on features for the game, a new batch of screenshots, and a new trailer (which I’ll have up later this evening).

Now you can have your online fight broadcast and viewed by gamers all around the world via the console or web! EA SPORTS Live Broadcast is one of the new and highly innovative online features for EA SPORTS MMA. Create your fighter, produce your hype video and get noticed by an EA SPORTS promoter. Once selected you will have the opportunity to fight for real world prizes and online fame! In addition, your fight will also feature live commentary calling your every move!

Continue on for the remainder of the features list and a few screenshots, and check back later for the trailer! As always leave your thoughts in the comments!

EA SPORTS MMA brings the authenticity of the world’s most intense combat sport home like never before. Choose from the world’s top fighters or climb the ranks of the worldwide circuit with your created prodigy to become the ultimate MMA champion. Travel the globe and learn a multitude of fighting techniques and skills from masters in each discipline. Select from various weight classes, rule sets, and take on all challengers in multiple cage types or a ring. The challenge continues online with the most robust offering for any MMA videogame, including the ability to create and share custom fighters, prize fights, and more. Are you ready? Let’s get it on!

The Definitive MMA Experience – Featuring multiple disciplines, rule sets, locations, and fighters from, the worldwide sport of MMA, all represented authentically. Throw down in a ring, hexagonal or circular cage. Environments come to life with ring girls, corner men and the best referee in the business – Big John McCarthy. Ring announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr. provides fighter introductions, while MMA legend Frank Shamrock and Mauro Ranallo call the action.

Total Strike Control – Go on the offensive with Total Strike Control; an intuitive control system for striking, elbows, knees and kicks. Total Strike Control is accessible via analog sticks or face buttons, providing the utmost flexibility.

Advance Defense System – The best offense is a good defense, so get ready to master parrying, slipping, countering and dodging to gain an advantage over your opponent.

Feel the Fight – Controller rumble acts as an alert to simulate body movement when an opponent attempts to advance position. Take notice and use the small window of opportunity to counter or defend.

Submission Battles – Using an intuitive system, opponents must strategically manage their advances or counters to secure the desired outcome; button mashing is the road to failure. Properly manage your stamina because in MMA you must be as smart as you are strong.

Travel the Globe – Visit the most established gyms across Japan, Brazil, Thailand, and the United States to learn new skills and techniques in career mode. Bring a created fighter up through the ranks to attempt to make one of biggest stages in mixed martial arts – STRIKEFORCE. No career mode will ever be the same, ensuring a unique experience each and every time.

And In This Corner – EA SPORTS MMA will feature a vast array of fighters in its roster, including the #1 heavyweight in the world Fedor Emelianenko. MMA legends Randy Couture and Dan Henderson, as well as international stars Shinya Aoki and Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza showcase global variety. Every fighter will use their distinct style and fight like their real-life counterparts.

Create a Fighter – Use Photo Game Face to create your own, personalized roster of fighters.

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  • Yosten

    sounds amazing. they may take down UFC even at least with online play they look ready to do so.

  • ninnyjams

    Uhh.. I can't see the fighters fighting like they themselves do. Mostly because the way I feel it was represented in the press conference was that there would be representation for wrestling, striking, jiu-jitsu and the like. Based on when they showed Couture, Fedor, Babalu, etc. They way they said it was like it was going to be like Undisputed 2009, where there were three striking and three grappling styles. Is this true or will there be a “movepool” where fighters have more than one or two signature moves, etc?

  • http://www.facebook.com/Jimmyy201 James Nelson

    i like the idea of the “live broadcast” but knowing EA there will be pay for boosts on the create-a-fighters

  • Easucks

    Funny when the devs of UFC went to EA to create the UFC game with them they said no, theres no future in the game they wouldnt create one.. and now after UFC success EA comes back an makes on of their own.. lol money grubbin ea

  • http://pastapadre.com/ pastapadre

    Those guys in question arent even with the company anymore. Neither Peter Moore (EA Sports head) or John Ricitello (EA head) were at the company at the time that UFC went to EA. These guys would've been receptive, the timing was just off.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Moore/1660306079 Chris Moore

    they might be money grubbin….but when their game kills UFC 2010 (which is a horrible mess of a game), then Dana White will be knocking on their door again.

  • http://twitter.com/TheLostOnes C.J. Duncan

    sounds good except game face, Fight Night Round 4 proved Gameface is only good in the tiger woods game

  • http://pastapadre.com/ pastapadre

    It was a mess in FIFA too.

  • Jay Jerkin'

    EA will more than likely have the UFC license in a couple of years. Just watch…

  • jusmegamer

    Sounds good.

  • jusmegamer

    How do you know what they would have been receptive of? The truth is they are all about money but the live broadcasting sounds good if done well. Hopefully this will be in FNR5 also, because when still pass on this and go with the experienced makers in UFC Undisputed

  • This Is Reality

    Hell yes Bob Sapp

  • ninnyjams

    Of course it's for money. That doesn't make any sense. It's a business. at the point in time where they rejected it, UFC wasn't doing so hot, like, it wasn't that big of a thing. Now it's huge so it makes sense.

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  • jusmegamer

    Unless we protest EA and there licenses mess which have ruined sportsgaming.

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