THQ says it's "certainly looking" at incorporating Natal and PlayStation Move support in to its next UFC game.
Speaking at a press event in New York City this weekend, producer Neven Dravinski told CVG that the company is "certainly looking" at the motion devices, but "not for the 2010 product".
"Stay tuned and we'll see," he added.
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@XG247: Well, atleast after speaking with the developers, they'd definetly would prefer that.
I hope they do, they made the wwe games a yearly thing and while they are good they are no where near as good as the older games
yes wwe game really fell off alot from ps2 days, the last UFC game was pure garbage IMO i hated it
2 years should be the minimum for sequels.
This may sound weird but you need to get over and forget a game in order to be excited for a sequel. 1 Year isn't enough for a game to fade from memory and so the sequel, no matter how much it adds to the franchise, will still be seen as stale.
Not hating but Call of Duty and Assassins Creed which are both yearly and are slowly losing their appeal but if the games were spaced further apart then they wouldn't have that problem.
Thank you THQ for not trying to milk the money as quickly as possible with your franchise :)
"Thank you THQ for not trying to milk the money as quickly as possible with your franchise"
They do it with other games though, which is sad. Still, I do hope that the UFC and WWE games are released every 2 years and not yearly.
All sports games should release every 2 years and when the game reaches a year old they should just release a DLC Roster update.
As the new year begins, GameStop has opened up the start of the year with a deal that promotes the selling and trading of new & used video games. It's a deal that also gives gamers the opportunity to win a trip to the UFC Live Event in Vegas. The trip is all inclusive, and covers everything from hotel stay to airfare.
