Bellator: MMA Onslaught announced for XBLA, PSN

As MMA supplants boxing as the man-punching sport of the masses, more and more games are bringing the experience of sweaty men grappling to your living room. 345 Games today announced Bellator: MMA Onslaught, developed by Supermacy MMA maker Kung Fu Facto

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As MMA supplants boxing as the man-punching sport of the masses, more and more games are bringing the experience of sweaty men grappling to your living room. Publisher 345 Games today announced Bellator: MMA Onslaught, based on MMA organization Bellator and developed by Supermacy MMA maker Kung Fu Factory. MMA Onslaught is taking an arcade-y approach, with 345 General Manager Dan Yang saying in the announcement, "It was imperative that we create a mixed martial arts game accessible to all types of players not just the hard core MMA fan." On the single-player front, it'll pack a 'Path to Glory' career mode to level up through, single-elimination tournaments, and one-off bouts. Naturally there'll be local multiplayer, plus online ranked matches with leaderboards. Topping the rankings will apparently let you be "immortalized in upcoming Bellator fights live on-air" in some way. Fighters from Bellator's roster will feature in the game, and be playable in local matches, but you'll get to create your own pugilist, customizing their style, moves, and appearance. 345 also promises it'll "update the game with new moves and styles, weight classes, fighter selections and additional content." Bellator: MMA Onslaught is coming to Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network this summer,

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    March 9, 2012 6:10 AM

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    As MMA supplants boxing as the man-punching sport of the masses, more and more games are bringing the experience of sweaty men grappling to your living room. 345 Games today announced Bellator: MMA Onslaught, developed by Supermacy MMA maker Kung Fu Facto

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      March 9, 2012 7:44 AM

      It's cool to see Bellator get some attention. For those that don't know, Bellator is the #2 MMA promotion behind UFC. The main difference is that Bellator has seasonal tournaments where fighters get eliminated until there is one final fight for that weight class. UFC matchups are largely determined by the popularity of certain fighters (not complaining about UFC's method, its just different). Also, starting next year Bellator fights will be prominently featured on Spike which will gain it a lot of new attention (UFC recently moved its content from Spike to Fuel). Its a great time to me an MMA Fan!!!

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