EA Sports UFC

Since this is the Ultimate Fighting Championship, expect lots of brawling. Players use their fists, feet, knees, and elbows to pummel opponents, with the goal of either knocking out opponents or making them quit with a painful submission move. Blood spatters on the mat with every strike, while fighters display evident wounds such as cuts to the head and face.

"Ring girls" wearing short shorts and bikini tops walk around the ring alerting the crowd when the next round starts. But they're always in the background and rarely showcased.

No swearing or other foul language in the game. That could change if players tackle human opponents online and use voice chat.

Parents need to know that EA Sports UFC is a straightforward simulation of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. But since this game is about fighting, expect plenty of violence. Players use punches, kicks, and knee and elbow strikes to beat down their opponents until they get a knockout or make them quit; blood spatters, and wounds are evident. There are plenty of corporate logos to be found on your fighter and in the ring as you try to get sponsored for each fight. This is also one of the more complicated sports games out there due to the strategy and number of moves available to each fighter, although both the in-game tutorials and the fighters themselves stress the values of dedication and hard work to succeed.