Dean Mcleod

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Even on sale this game isn’t worth what I paid. The gameplay is dog s*%t and on top of it there isn’t enough to do for it to even be 60-70 dollars let alone 99 or more for the deluxe version which I paid for. I don’t know how a company like the UFC who have had good games before keep setting the bar even lower than the previous one. It’s a gameplay system that doesn’t make any sense, they completely changed it from the previous game so players now have to learn a new combo system and on top of it the grappling system is so lackluster than the previous. I got it on sale for the deluxe version typically 100 discounted to 59 and I still feel remorse buying this game. Let that be a word of caution and hopefully an eye opener that we yearn for a good fighter game and if UFC and EA keep going down this road there’s not gonna be anymore people willing to play these games.

Personally I don’t get why people aren’t talking more about this record. This has became my favorite wage war album. No offense to the bands but the thing I always worry about hardcore / metal core bands after a couple albums is they tend to sink into the same old routine and In a time where bands need to change it up but do it to the point where they don’t sound anything like before well I can gladly say boy did these guys do it well. This album has the fun energetic sound that never gets too repetitive or boring. If this is the direction the band is wanting to go I fully support it. More people should be praising this album because it is a lot of fun and a nice change of pace. It still has notes of the old wage war but hits a new ground when it comes to changing it up. More people need to give this album a chance and realize what a masterpiece this is compared to other albums. Wage war you’ll definitely see me at your next show in NY so I can see this album live.