Creating a Super Fighter: We've Reinvented the Science.... Read on...Create a Superior Fighter Rated Well Over 100 Without Cheating

In UFC 2009: Undisputed, creating a superior fighter via career mode isn't hard at all. Really, it's a matter of sticking to a game plan that ensures you will be maximally compensated for your time and training in the short length of time (only 7 years) that you have to build the best fighter you can.

By adhering to the outline that I'm about to go over, not only will you achieve this, but your created fighter will trump any glitch-created super fighter you may encounter online. In instances of running across players that will use these kinds of fighters, you'll find that an optimally created, career tested fighter will have a substantial statistical advantage.

If you've read the instruction manual of the game, or observed any websites that talk about creating a fighter outside of career mode rather than within career mode, you know that the potential of a career fighter greatly outweighs the potential of a fighter created outside of career mode. This is mainly due to the fact that you have as much time as you can cram into 7-8 career years to build up valuable points, which can be put towards strength, speed, and cardio.

UFC 2009 Undisputed: Unlock the TapouT Crew!UFC 2009 Undisputed Strategy: Unlock the Tapout Crew

Though not so much a strategy tactic as it is an entertainment perk, the fine folk at THQ have paid tribute to our fallen hero, Mask, by making him an unlockable light-heavyweight fighter.

What better way to pay an everlasting tribute to one of our sport’s most recognizable icons than to put a five-star asswhooping down on everyone you get to play in your online ventures.

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We’re about five days out from the release of UFC 2009: Undisputed, and you’re worried.

With all due respect, you should be. You’ve wandered the hallways of mom’s house for the past half-decade or so, scolding your little brother every which way possible whenever he so much as breathes ”MMA,” and now, you’re looking at all those months of his video gaming equaling your own ass-kicking, the one time you want to sit down and play a game that doesn’t involve a toy guitar.

In the third installment of our strategy series dedicated to UFC 2009: Undisputed, the clinch comes into play. You’ve learned how to take your opponent down, and various methods of strategizing your way towards doing so. We’ve learned the ground game, from the importance of position to transition, then to submission, as well as counter-grappling.

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In our second strategy installment for the upcoming video game release, UFC 2009 Undisputed, which is scheduled for release May 19th, 2009 on both the PS3 and Xbox360, we will discuss the maneuvers and most effective offensive strategies for taking it to a grounded opponent. We began our segment on the transition game, and covered the basics of getting your opponent into an advantageous position on the ground. Here we’ll elaborate more on what to do once you’ve got him there.