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If you want to boost your strength, it may have you training by flipping tires or hitting a bag. There are many more event-like practices in Undisputed 3, so it won't become as stale as sparring did in the previous title. To boost your stats between fights, you'll still be doing training that will give positive or negative stat fluctuations based on what training you do. This means you can take Brock Lesnar, Lyoto Machida, Jon Jones, Pat Barry, or anyone instead of creating your own character if you choose.

The coolest part about career mode is that you can also choose to pick a fighter from the UFC roster and play him from the beginning as if it was his career just starting out. It seems the starting stats were much higher in Undisputed 3 than in 2, making a much more rounded fighter overall as you progress through their career. It's a nice little touch that both casual and hardcore UFC players should enjoy.Īfter you've created your fighter's visuals, you then choose their background such as wrestling, karate, and more, to determine their base move sets and starting stats.

It's interesting to see a veteran talk about what's going through their mind and how it affected them just as you're about to do it in the game. As you replay through career mode multiple times, you'll even see different videos from different fighters. The same goes for getting your first title shot and many other situations. So when you're created fighter has his first match, you'll see a video of a real UFC fighter talking about his first match and his thoughts. New to career mode is the inclusion of spliced in footage from real fighters that discuss different times of their careers. You'll even have opportunities to change weight classes like in the previous game, but there's also be opportunities for those one-off bouts against someone in a different division as well to keep things exciting. This was a great change of pace as I was working my way up in the UFC roster, as fighting in PRIDE is very different than a UFC bout. As you make your way through the UFC rankings, you'll have opportunities to even participate in PRIDE tournaments as well during your career. After you've established yourself, that's when the UFC will come knocking and you'll make your move to fight against the best in the world. As you become more known and win more fights, you'll eventually compete for the WFA title and even defend it. You'll start your career in the WFA just like in the previous game, making a name for yourself and racking up your wins (hopefully). Without having to worry about stat decay or resting before a fight, career mode in Undisputed 3 is much more enjoyable this time around as your main focus will actually be fighting rather than stat management. You'll still be learning new moves and skills, but there are many new training routines that will focus on specific areas of the fight game so that you can improve in all facets.

Now, the career mode has been rebuilt and improved so that you'll be able to focus on actually fighting with your character more often rather than worrying about managing his stats between fights.

With the extra time off that THQ has taken since the last UFC game much has been improved on other than just the game mechanics, which I went over in our last preview this preview is all about the vastly improved career mode. In less than a month we'll be in the virtual octagon once again with UFC Undisputed 3 with our created fighters that will once again go up against the best the sport has to offer.