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INSTRUCTION BOOKLET TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE OCTAGON™ .......2 COUNTER HITS............................ 12 GAME MODES ................................2 COUNTER GRAPPLING ..............13 PlayStation®Network .........................3 FEINTING .....................................13 PRIDE ...................................................4 TAUNT ........................................... 13 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, OCTAGON CONTROL .................14 IT’S TIME! .............................................5 THROWS ......................................14 ROUNDS AND VICTORY CLINCH POSITION ............................ 15 CONDITIONS .................................5 CLINCH STRIKES AND ROCKED AND TKO .......................5 TRANSITION ................................15 KO....................................................6 CLINCH NAVIGATION ................. 16 HOW TO EARN KO’S AND STRONG WHIP ............................16 TKO’S ..............................................6 TAKEDOWNS .................................... 16 STOPPAGE .....................................6 TAKEDOWN COUNTER DECISION .......................................6 ACTIONS ......................................17 GASSED ..........................................7 TAKEDOWN INTERCEPT REFEREE BREAK ..........................7 ATTACK ........................................17 ATTRIBUTES ..................................7 GROUND POSITION ......................... 18 SKILLS ............................................8 PERFORMING TRANSITIONS ....18 NAVIGATION .......................................9 BLOCKING, INTERRUPTING AND BASIC MOVEMENT .......................9 REVERSING TRANSITIONS .......19 STEPPING .......................................9 GROUND SWAYING ....................19 DASHING ........................................9 SUB POSITION............................20 SWITCH STANCE ...........................9 ESCAPING THE BOTTOM ..........20 STANDING POSITION.......................10 CAGE TRANSITIONS ..................21 QUICK STRIKES ........................... 10 UP/DOWN POSITION .................21 STRONG STRIKES .......................10 SUBMISSIONS ...................................22 TECHNIQUE STRIKES ..................11 BLOCKING SUBMISSIONS .........23 STRIKE ATTRIBUTES ...................11 REVERSAL SUBMISSIONS .........23 VARY STRIKE HEIGHT .................11 STRIKE CATCH COMBOS ........................................ 11 SUBMISSIONS ..............................23 DAMAGE MULTIPLIERS ...............11 SUBMISSION SWITCHING..........23 BLOCKING.................................... 12 LIMITED WARRANTY .......................24 SWAYING...................................... 12 CUSTOMER SUPPORT ......................25 SWAY STRIKE ..............................12 Ultimate Fighting Championship®, Ultimate Fighting®, UFC®, The Ultimate Fighter®, Submission®, As Real As It Gets®, Zuffa®, The Octagon™, UFC® Undisputed™ 3, and the eight-sidedeight-sided competitioncompetition mat andand cagecage design are registered trademarks, trade dress or service marks owned exclusively by Zuffa, LLC in the United States and other jurisdictions. PRIDE®, PRIDE FC™, PRIDE FIGHTINGFIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIPSCHAMPIONSHIPS® andand BUSHIDO® are trademarks of Pride FC Worldwide Holdings, LLC registered in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks, trade dress, service marks, logos and copyrights referenced herein may be the property of Zuffa, LLC or other respective owners. Any use, in whole or in part, of the preceding copyrighted program, trademarks, trade dress, service marks, designs or logos or other intellectual property owned by Zuffa, LLC shall not occur without the express written consent of Zuffa, LLC and all rights with respect to any such unauthorized use are hereby expressly reserved. Game and Software © 2012 THQ Inc. © 2012 Zuffa, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Developed by YUKE’S Co., Ltd. YUKE’S Co., Ltd. and its logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of YUKE’S Co., Ltd. UFC® Undisputed™ 3 uses Havok™: © Copyright 2012. Havok.com Inc. (or its licensors). All Rights Reserved. See www.havok.com for details. Uses Bink Video. Copyright © 1997-2012 by RAD Game Tools, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Powered by Wwise © 2006-2012 Audiokinetic Inc. All Rights Reserved. UFC® Undisputed™ 3 uses On2® video compression/decompression technology, © 1992-2012 On2 Technologies, Inc. For more information, visit http://www.on2.com. End User may not port, reverse engineer, reverse assemble, reverse compile or deobfuscate any On2 technology, or otherwise attempt to derive source code from any On2 technology, and End User may not alter, modify or create any derivative work based on any On2 technology or the source code underlying any On2 technology. End User may not copy, sell, sublicense, assign or redistribute any On2 technology. THQ and the THQ logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of THQ Inc. All Rights Reserved. All other trademarks, trade dress, service marks, logos and copyrights are property of their respective owners. WELCOME TO THE OCTAGON™ GGAMEAME MMODESODES Select Game Mode from the Main Menu to choose from the following UFC® Undisputed™ 3 features: CAREERC MODE CreateC a fighter and take him from obscurity to championship stardoms in front of a global audience. Train your fighter to increasei his Skill caps, win fights to purchase new gear in the UFCU ® Shop and secure your spot in the UFC® Hall of Fame. TITLET MODE AND TITLE DEFENCE MODE StartS at the bottom rung of the UFC® ladder and win a gauntlet ofo fights to wear UFC® championship gold around your waist. OnceO you win a championship, defend it against all comers in TitleT Defence Mode! TOURNAMENTT MODE CreateC an old-school UFC® Tournament or a PRIDE Grand Prix tournamentt to test yourself against the greatest fighters that the mixedm martial arts world has ever seen. ULTIMATE FIGHTS MODE Revisit some of the greatest battles in UFC® and PRIDE and take on the roles of legendary gladiators to recreate—or rewrite—fighting history! NOTE: All PRIDE fights are unlocked in Ultimate Fights mode. The UFC® Ultimate Fights must be purchased separately as downloadable content. EVENT MODE Think you can design a pay-per-view event worthy of having UFC® in the name? Event Mode gives you that chance! 2 NOTICES: Video output in HD requires cables and an HD-compatible display, both sold separately. Voice chat requires a headset, sold separately. Compatible with most Bluetooth and USB wired headsets. Some limitations apply. PlayStation®Network PlayStation®3 SYSTEM Starting a game: Before use, carefully read the instructions supplied with the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system. The documentation contains information on setting up and using your system as well as important safety information. Check that the MAIN POWER switch (located on the system rear) is turned on. Insert the UFC® Undisputed™ 3 disc with the label facing up into the disc slot. Select the icon for the software title under Ç in the XMB™ menu, and then press the S button. Refer to this manual for information on using the software. Quitting a game: During gameplay, press and hold down the p button on the wireless controller for at least 2 seconds. Then select “Quit Game” from the screen that is displayed. To remove a disc, touch the 4 button after quitting the game. Trophies: Earn, compare and share trophies that you earn by making specifi c in-game accomplishments. SAVED DATA Saved data is saved on the system’s hard disk. The data is displayed under “Saved Data Utility” in the Ç menu. This title uses and autosave/load system, do not switch off the power when the HDD access indicator is fl ashing. Please select your preferred language from the system settings menu before commencing play. 3 PRIDE ForF the first time in UFC® Undisputed™ history, you can fight in thet legendary PRIDE Fighting Championships, where several ofo UFC’s greatest legends began their careers—including MinotauroM Nogueira, Mirko Cro Cop, Shogun Rua, Dan HendersonH and more. The PRIDE Organisation Ruleset has some important variations from the standard UFC® rules: • Elbow strikes are not allowed. • Soccer kicks, foot stomps and knees to the head of a grounded opponent are legal. These extremely powerful strikes can finish an opponent in a hurry. • Fights take place in a square ring that is smaller than The Octagon™, forcing fighters to pay more attention to their positioning. • In PRIDE fights, the first round is always 10 minutes long, and subsequent rounds are 5 minutes long. • In a decision, judges evaluate the fight as a whole (not on a round-by-round basis as is typical in UFC®). • PRIDE judges also base their decision on which fighter dealt the most damage and displayed the most aggression. Actively throwing strikes, performing submissions and getting into positions where the fight could be finished score big points with PRIDE judges. Knee to the Head of Downed ≈ / Ω or å + ≈ / Ω while on top in certain ground Opponent positions Foot Stomp to Face of Downed Left stick toward opponent + ≈ / Ω Opponent ∂ (successful block results in greater opportunity to Block Foot Stomp stand up— press B) ≈ / Ω after opponent’s takedown fails, or opponent is Soccer Kick rocked and down on all fours, or you rock the opponent from Sprawl Position with a Technique Kick 4 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IT’S TIME! Before you set foot in The Octagon™, you’d better know exactly how to win and what you need to do in order to do it. If you read nothing else in this manual,
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