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EA Sports UFC Gameplay Video - Feel The Fight

11:06 AM - March 18, 2014 by LingeringRegime

EA Sports continues their EA SPORTS UFC Gameplay Series with their second EA Sports UFC gameplay video, titled Feel the Fight.

FEEL THE FIGHT IN ALL NEW EA SPORTS UFC GAMEPLAY VIDEO

You’ve seen how real the fighters look before the fight starts, now witness them in action. Today EA SPORTS™ UFC® released “Feel the Fight”, the second video in the EA SPORTS UFC Gameplay Series, spotlighting how a fighter’s body reacts to being pushed to the limit (and beyond) in the Octagon®. Powered by EA SPORTS IGNITE, the next-generation of sports games has arrived, where athletes act and react with unparalleled realism. Shockwaves ripple through an opponent’s body after a powerful strike, muscles flex and bodies contort as a submission hold tightens, and bodies breathe, bruise and bleed as the fight goes on - all in real time. With the most realistic damage in any fighting game, not every win will be pretty and sometimes it hurts, even when you come out on top. Watch all the athleticism, intensity and power come together in EA SPORTS UFC Gameplay Series: Feel the Fight now.

EA SPORTS UFC Gameplay Series is a collection of developer videos that go deep into the core features of EA SPORTS UFC with brand new gameplay details and all-new in-game footage. Be on the lookout for more videos in the coming weeks that explore dynamic striking, submission battles, living world, and more.

If you missed the first developer diary video, click here.

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# 41 aholbert32 @ 03/19/14 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by redsrule


	Didn't Pettis just use that kick in his win over Benson Henderson? Iirc, he did that and slipped and then Benson got on top of him which led to the armbar. That kick in the video was on Aldo, so I guess he's one of the guys that we will be able to use up a weight class?

or Pettis can drop down. Remember the fight they had scheduled was at 145.

# 42 thegut @ 03/19/14 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by MizzouBravesFan


	The suplex Cain does looks like one from pro wrestling...you don't see those in MMA so what are you talking about. You see Judo throws and occasionally a slam...NOT belly to back suplexes.

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# 43 aholbert32 @ 03/19/14 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by thegut


	Spoiler

LOL! But there are never belly to back suplexs in MMA!

# 44 hogfan @ 03/19/14 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by aholbert32


	LOL! But there are never belly to back suplexs in MMA!

just ask Vinc Pichel. Rustam Khabilov belly to back suplexed him 4 or 5 times.

The last one KOed Pichel.

# 45 redsrule @ 03/20/14 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by aholbert32


	or Pettis can drop down. Remember the fight they had scheduled was at 145.

True. Hopefully it is both. I just hope there is some sort of sim stamina thing like in UFC 3 so people can't spam all of these new things.

# 46 woody2goody @ 03/20/14 05:50 AM

Compared to the early footage all the animations looked crisper, the graphics were silky and it looked like there's a great variety of strikes available.

Can't wait to buy it (whenever it is that it comes out)!

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# 47 SmittyD81 @ 03/20/14 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by MizzouBravesFan


	The suplex Cain does looks like one from pro wrestling...you don't see those in MMA so what are you talking about. You see Judo throws and occasionally a slam...NOT belly to back suplexes. Also the kick Pettis threw in the WEC was a jumping one of the cage, not slipping a high kick into a spinning almost half cartwheel looking thing into a high kick...no not even close. That's something from Street Fighter, not what you'd see in a UFC fight.

No, that cage kick was against Benson Henderson. He did that kick in the trailer against someone else in WEC in that exact same motion. Kevin Randleman has done belly to back suplexes multiple times in Pride and UFC, so they happen in MMA, just not often.

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# 48 SmittyD81 @ 03/20/14 06:17 AM

From looking at some of these posts here, that's why these companies aren't eager to drop early footage trailers. Too much overanalyzing goes on at times for a "hype" trailer. Once I see some uncut gameplay and get my hands on the sticks (ie: demo or rental) that'll be the true defining moment.

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# 49 woody2goody @ 03/20/14 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SmittyD81


	No, that cage kick was against Benson Henderson. He did that kick in the trailer against someone else in WEC in that exact same motion. Kevin Randleman has done belly to back suplexes multiple times in Pride and UFC, so they happen in MMA, just not often. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk

And I'm sure Pettis has thrown that kick in the UFC as well. A couple of guys do cartwheel kicks every now and again so people saying 'that'd never happen' need to watch the damn product.

I really don't think the devs would put things in just for the hell of it if they haven't been done in UFC or some other organisation.

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# 50 SmittyD81 @ 03/20/14 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by woody2goody


	And I'm sure Pettis has thrown that kick in the UFC as well. A couple of guys do cartwheel kicks every now and again so people saying 'that'd never happen' need to watch the damn product. I really don't think the devs would put things in just for the hell of it if they haven't been done in UFC or some other organisation. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Exactly, I've seen Pettis try riskier moves as well, they don't all work, but that's part of his fight style. Like you said, people need to learn the product and the fighters first and foremost.

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# 51 woody2goody @ 03/20/14 06:51 AM

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Originally Posted by SmittyD81


	Exactly, I've seen Pettis try riskier moves as well, they don't all work, but that's part of his fight style. Like you said, people need to learn the product and the fighters first and foremost. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk

I know a lot of other people here will have done also, but when you watch every UFC event for the last 5 years you remember things like that. I know Ebersole attempts those regularly for instance.

It makes me laugh when people try to claim something never happens in a forum like this where a lot of people watch literally nearly all the fights that take place.

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# 52 aholbert32 @ 03/20/14 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by woody2goody


	I know a lot of other people here will have done also, but when you watch every UFC event for the last 5 years you remember things like that. I know Ebersole attempts those regularly for instance. It makes me laugh when people try to claim something never happens in a forum like this where a lot of people watch literally nearly all the fights that take place. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I was thinking about Ebersole too. He's thrown that kick several times in the UFC but never landed it.

# 53 woody2goody @ 03/20/14 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by aholbert32


	I was thinking about Ebersole too. He's thrown that kick several times in the UFC but never landed it.

I remember someone landed one once but not with a lot of force behind it.

Going back to the trailer, i love how the strikes were connecting. Collision detection is one thing that's held sports games back over the years, and with this game and FIFA, devs seem to finally be overcoming that obstacle.

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# 54 allBthere @ 03/20/14 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by aholbert32


	I was thinking about Ebersole too. He's thrown that kick several times in the UFC but never landed it.

I thought about him as well, and although I'm not outright against "flashy" moves in the game - if you map a button and stick move together for that fighter, it becomes something in his arsenal in-game that you'll see multiple times per fight, whereas in real life for some fighters you may only see it once or twice in his career. And in Ebersole's case, as you mentioned he's never used it to effectiveness, so is it a throwaway move in the game that doesn't cause too much damage? Or is it over-emphasized with people smashing the share button to show their cartwheel-kick KO.

Signature moves are cool, but only given a very solid foundation. I would hope that 2 people can have a basic muay thai/kickboxing match in the game using mostly fundamentals with respectful-to-the-sport results; and have the fundamentals outweigh the flash.

# 55 sportsfan8812 @ 03/21/14 09:14 PM

I'm surprised no one mentioned this but we see some new fighters in this trailer that haven't been officially announced yet. I think I saw.....

Nate Diaz
Roy Nelson
Meisha Tate
Allistair Overeem
Ryan Bader

Did you guys catch anyone else?

# 56 Thrash13 @ 03/21/14 11:50 PM

I'm not sure if Koscheck has been confirmed in the past, but he was in the trailer early on if I remember correctly.

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# 57 aholbert32 @ 03/22/14 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by sportsfan8812


	I'm surprised no one mentioned this but we see some new fighters in this trailer that haven't been officially announced yet. I think I saw..... Nate Diaz Roy Nelson Meisha Tate Allistair Overeem Ryan Bader Did you guys catch anyone else?

Pascal Krauss too. Meisha was actually announced back in December but this is the first time weve seen her.

# 58 Alibaba @ 03/22/14 05:35 AM

Hopefully in the next installment EA can start giving fighters signature strikes / movement...like how in the NBA 2K series all of the star players have unique shots/dunks/free throws/crossovers/etc.

It's not like they have to get every fighter to come in to mo cap everything, just do it like how 2K does it: have a handful of NBA players (such as the cover athlete) come in and do the mo cap for their own moves, and for the rest, just use some amateur basketball player to mimic the moves of the NBA players.

Maybe EA can get some amateur fighters to come in to mimic the movement/stances/strikes of the UFC fighters. It might take a few iterations to give all of the fighters unique animations, but it would be nice if they started the process for the most popular fighters.

# 59 The JareBear @ 03/22/14 08:02 PM

Didn't see this video until just now. I admit, looks pretty good, although let's be honest, they really have no excuse for it not to look great, it's three figures in a cage. I do like the look of the submissions quite a bit. Hope the sub/sub defense system works well in practice and execution.

# 60 bigeastbumrush @ 03/22/14 09:10 PM

Any idea about how they'll utilize cut men in-between rounds?

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