According to the product description the new physics-driven hit reaction system will make every knockout will feel different from the last. Fighters will fall in response to their momentum and the blow they receive, making each knockout feel responsive and rewarding.
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Not only will the physics result in memorable payoffs from fights, but a brand new mode has been introduced for the sequel to capitalize on it. KO Mode removes grappling from the equation leaving fighters to slug it out until knockout is achieved.
With EA Sports UFC 2 already available with a 10 hour trial to EA Access members on Xbox One, I spent time with KO Mode and put together a montage of the most vicious knockouts seen thus far. Needless to say they are nothing short of impressive.
Bryan Wiedey posts sports gaming news and analysis daily at Pastapadre.com, has co-founded the new site HitThePass.com, hosts the Press Row Podcast, and be reached on Twitter @Pastapadre.
