AlexJohn2000

The game is very tacky, almost unfinished. The AI is ridiculously asinine, the roster is unbelievably trifling, the controllers can be unresponsive, the career mode can be swept through within less than two hours, and the multiplayer is essentially dead. If you're looking for an MMA video game for this generation, stick with any of the three UFC Undisputed Games or EA MMA. The Bellator IP deserved better.

The best Mixed Martial Arts video game of all time. The game offered a dynamic career mode, one of the most stacked rosters, and PRIDE mode. With imposing gameplay, nothing could go wrong. A good title to end the Undisputed series.

A title worthy of taking on THQ's UFC Undisputed game at the time. The game offered an impressive career mode, phenomenal game play, and a stacked roster.

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One of the most gritty action adventure games of its time. The soundtrack was phenomenal, the story telling was and still is the strongest in the Greek saga, and the hack and slash gameplay is diverting.

While, not objectively a bad game, it's the game that started to give series fatigue to its fanbase, and caused the reboot of the franchise. The story wasn't remarkable in anyway, the combat was unnecessarily tweaked, but the graphics and visuals were ahead of its time.

Awesome title to reboot the franchise. The level designs were substantial, the side characters were pleasing, the soundtrack was engaging and the story was amusing.

This game is so bad, it's good. One of the most hilarious games I've ever played. The plot is so nonsensical, the AI is dimwitted, the main character is hilariously brash. If you're looking for dumb fun, this is a game for you.

A small little collection of side scroller quests. Each setting and story probably deserves its own main line game. Each of the stories were solid enough to keep you engaged. The stealth is probably the most true form of Assassin's Creed Gameplay In the entire series.

The most underrated game in the Arkham series. The narrative helps you understand where and how the relationship between Batman and The Joker began. Gameplay is amazing, with the best boss fights in the series.

The game that revolutionized modern superhero games. This game did a spectacular job at making you feel like the Batman, fighting through members of the rogue gallery, as they take over Arkham Island. The music, the scenery, the setting, it all encloses you as you get deeper and deeper into the game.

Egypt was absolutely beautiful to discover. The game did a tremendous job engulfing you within it's world. There are tons of regions to explore, fun little side quests and sights to see. However, it does come with the consequence of taking away what's happening with the narrative. Most of the story will be forgettable. Despite this being about the origins of the brotherhood, their isn't much focus on it, as it stands as your generic revenge story. An RPG mechanic was introduced to the series and it gives you the freedom to play however you want.

A breathtaking and beautiful game. The story has your main protagonist tackle down inner turmoil over who he wants to be. The gameplay may feel like Assassin's Creed Japan, it isn't a detriment.

One of the best remakes I've ever played. The environment is absolutely breathtaking, the character models are stunning, the story is more fleshed out, and the gameplay is fantastic. The only downside was not being a bit more lengthy.

The game suffers from a lot of glitches and bugs. It's almost impossible to 100% collect all of the achievements because they're glitched. The story in the game isn't as compelling as it's previous titles, the environment is shallow at best, aside from a few characters, you won't remember many of them.

I don't know whether this game was appealing to children or mid to late 20 year old adults. I would advice any ATLA fan to ignore this game because it's not what you're going to expect, unless you want an easy achievement hunt completion in your profile.

Everything just feels refreshed, from the graphics, story, and gameplay. There are some fun mini games and side missions here and there. Overall, very enjoyable.

I had a ton of fun playing this game with my friends. I did most of the co-op before touching the main story. I had a great time with the Hulk, Thor, and Spider-Man. The story is miniscule and unmemorable.

One of the best DLC's I've ever experienced. To put is simply, the main character is going through rouge like therapy session, going through past demons. If you're not a fan of rogue like gaming, you're going to be using up a lot of time, depending on the difficulty.

It is a beautiful mixture of classic and modern. You are forced to play strategically, in a beautifully designed setting, with the story being subpar at best. Very similar to the original entry of the series.

The game has no business being set in the Arkham Universe, other than leeching off the fanbase wallets. The story is abysmal, with way too many plot conveniences, unnecessary retcons, and repetitive missions. The gameplay may have been fun, but since then it's been plagued with bugs and glitches.