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Ultimate Fighting Championship

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A mixed martial arts game featuring hand-to-hand combat in the Octagon.

Ultimate Fighting Championship for Game Boy Color was developed by Fluid Studios and published by Crave Entertainment in 2000; it is a distinct handheld version, not a port of the 2000 Dreamcast/PlayStation game, and no earlier release of this exact GBC version is known.


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About Ultimate Fighting Championship

Ultimate Fighting Championship for the Game Boy Color presents a simulation of mixed martial arts competition. It positions itself as an adaptation of the real world UFC event, which is described as a premier organization for this full contact sport.

The gameplay focuses on hand to hand combat inside the octagonal ring, emphasizing martial arts like jiu jitsu and kickboxing. It excludes the use of weapons or environmental objects, stating explicitly that no tables are allowed, centering the action on unarmed techniques.

Players assume the role of a fighter entering the octagon to engage in these matches. The objective is to participate in bouts that aim to replicate real fights, relying on simulated martial arts skills.