presents ......: UFC: Tapout
Company .......: Crave Entertainment

Origin ........: USA / NTSC             Format ........: *.ISO Image
System ........: Microsoft XBOX         # of Files ....: 12 x 50MB
Released ......: May 4th, 2002          Filename ......: PX-UFCTO.RAR

UFC: Tapout perfectly portrays the real-life mixed-martial arts
pay-per-view spectacular; complete with stylized fighter entrances
and signature submission moves.

A full roster of the world's most accomplished athletes, including
current UFC middleweight world champion Tito Ortiz, as well as
classic brawlers like Dan Severn, await and promise to offer gamers
more full contact fighting than any other title ever created.

* A wide assortment on classic legends (Dan Severn) and new champions
(Jens Pulver) debut with UFC: Tapout.

* "Shader" technology of Xbox allows never before seen levels of
detail in character graphics including every bead of sweat and
every drop of blood.

* Hyper-realistic moves with visuals on par with actual UFC
telecasts.

* Tons of game modes including 8-player and 16-player tournaments.

We tested this game on a developer XBOX, and it works.  Since there is
no mod chip yet, we have no idea if this release will work on retail
XBOXes when/if a mod comes out.  However, now that there is a release,
a modchip developer will be inclined to get our releases to work, so
we think a future mod will work with this release.

If a game is small enough to be burned to a CD, you can burn it to
either a CD or DVD, at your option, using the same ISO file.
The Xbox does not use media checks like the PS2.

When burning to a CD, if your CD burning program has an option,
choose "MODE1/2048", exactly as if you were burning a PC CD-ROM.
We recommend PrimoDVD for burning Xbox for both CD and DVD, but
all CD writing software besides Clone CD should work fine.

From our experience, the retail Xbox can only read DVD-RW's
and CD-RW's, so if you want to be sure that these will work
with a future mod, we recommend burning them to Rewritable
discs. We have heard reports of the retail Xbox reading some
types of DVD-R discs, but we have been unable to verify this.