Ultimate Fighting Championship (DC) Reviews

"Ultimate Fighting Championship" is a video game which was released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2000 by Ubisoft. It is a sports themed title with martial arts being represented. In the European marketplace, the game received a guidance rating which deemed it suitable for ages 15 and above. "Ultimate Fighting ...  Read the complete review

By now, in 2009, the Ultimate Fighting Championship is a pretty hot commodity - it currently has a higher buy rate than alternatives like the WWE, although back when this game was released on the Dreamcast, they were still struggling with their violent reputation and trying to become recognised as a legitimate sport. Nevertheless, they managed to ...  Read the complete review

Ultimate Fighting Championship, UFC as it is also known, could this be the king of fighters? Sadly not, but it does have some great strengths, but also a few flaws too. It features a training mode – harden up your fighter, no matter what style of fighting they posses – anything goes in UFC. There’s also a superb tournament ...  Read the complete review

Ultimate Fighting Championship, UFC as it is also known, could this be the king of fighters? Sadly not, but it does have some great strengths, but also a few flaws too. It features a training mode – harden up your fighter, no matter what style of fighting they posses – anything goes in UFC. There’s also a ...  Read the complete review

Ultimate Fighting Championship, UFC as it is also known, could this be the king of fighters? Sadly not, but it does have some great strengths, but also a few flaws too. It features a training mode – harden up your fighter, no matter what style of fighting they posses – anything goes in UFC. There’s also a superb ...  Read the complete review

I was a little dispappointed at the wrestling games that were developed for the dreamcast, as the two WWF games were quite poor and short lived in terms of the fun stakes. But I needn't of feared as this game more than makes up for it. The game uses the Ultimate Fighting Championship Licence. This is a world fighting contest to see ...  Read the complete review

First of all I have to start with a word of warning. ******************************************* This game is NOT for children. I would say 12 and over is the minimum age for this. I know that this sounds like an over-reacting old man thing to say but some games are just not for younger people and this is one of them. ...  Read the complete review

After the disappointment that was WWF: Royal Rumble, the Dreamcast is still in desperate need of a top quality wrestling title. I think that the closest we're going to get is this. Crave have never published a fully fledged beat 'em up and this is Anchor's first game, so you'll forgive me for being a little apprehensive, ...  Read the complete review

When a game comes along with a name like this you prepare yourself for the worst. With games like Soul Calibur already on the Dreamcast some people may wonder why they need another fighting game. The reason they need this is because it is the best fighting game i have ever played. Initially the game is quite dissapointing as the moves seem ...  Read the complete review