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Supremacy MMA - Microsoft Xbox 360

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$18.46 $26 In stock

Category: Video Game

Supremacy MMA for Microsoft Xbox 360 is a wrestling-genre video game offered by The Video Game Company. This listing lets you choose the condition and what is included, with both available options being complete in box (CIB).

  • Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360
  • Genre: Wrestling
  • Brand: Microsoft Xbox
  • Condition options: Very Good or Good
  • Included: Complete (CIB) for both options
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

The grappling mechanics feel surprisingly fluid for a wrestling game, and the loading times are quick even on my older Xbox 360. Definitely worth it to snag the disc-only option to save a few bucks.

Miles ★★★★☆

I was looking for an old-school brawler and this one delivers solid grappling moves. The option to pick the condition and what's included made it easy to get exactly what I wanted at a fair price. Definitely worth it for some nostalgic beatdown sessions, though the graphics show their age.

Nicholas ★★★★☆

The option to choose the game's condition and what’s included was really convenient, and the gameplay itself feels satisfyingly brutal. I just wish the career mode had a bit more depth to keep me hooked longer.