UFC 4 (Xbox Series X / Xbox One)
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Overview
- Optimised for Xbox Series X
- Real Player Motion Technology (RPM Tech) gives you fluid clinch control, driven by positioning and physical context
- The clinch is integrated into the striking system, allowing for more fluid and frequent clinch and break moments
- RPM Tech also works its way into takedowns, with a larger spectrum of outcomes and animations, from power carries to clean sprawls and driving takedowns
- Ground-and-pound overhaul puts you in control of inflicting significant damage (or defending against it) through striker tools such as aiming and picking your spots, and defender tools such as head movement and well-timed counter transitions
- Controlled striking mechanics let you strike with speed by tapping the button or execute slower, more damaging blows by holding it down
- Grapple assist and intuitive controls help facilitate the ground game
- Submission phase triggers one of two mini-games depending on your position; you can also now strike from the submission phase, attempt to escape, or transition to accelerate the finish
- See, hear, and feel the disorienting impact of a fight-changing shot and get devastating replays of knockout blows
- UFC Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight Champion Daniel "DC" Cormier and UFC broadcast staple Jon Anik handle entertaining, energetic, and informative commentary from the booth
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Reviewer Recommendation
50%
Of the 4 reviewers who responded, 2 would recommend this product.
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- UFC 4 on Xbox One- August 30, 2020
I was eagerly anticipating the release of this game, hoping for improved gameplay and graphics. Sadly neither was the case with this game the controls a very clunky and the punches and kicks thrown are very robotic like and unnatural. I previously owned UFC 2 and skipped 3. This game feels like a huge step back compared to UFC 2. I was bored in the first two hours, and sold it to get some of my money back before this hits the bargain bin. Hard pass on this one.
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Report - Different but same- October 24, 2020
It’s not as bad as it’s being made out to be. It’s an overhaul of sorts. Some elements are better and most are just the same. I don’t find the movements clunky, actually I find it more realistic. Controls are more fluid if you can make sense of them. Could be a learning curve. Graphics, sound, roster is great. It’s decent for sure. Not worth 80, I would say a solid 60.
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Report - Disappointed- June 10, 2021
Good Graphic, sadly, it is the any good comment I am going to say about this game. I'm not sure if it is my version on Xbox serie S, but it is terrible. They even get the simplest thing wrong: Like Bruce Buffer skipping the name of fighter and city because EA didnt care putting in in. Fighter presentation are terrible. Gameplay has improve slightly but ground game especially is far from being at the same level then UFC Undisputed 3 which was release more than 10 years ago. Lots of add, game seems to reset all the setting every time there is a game update. Some time, despite turning the Game tips off, the Game Tips still appears. Not to mention that Joe Rogan is not commenting the fight. Overall, I would rather play UFC undisputed 3 than this game.
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