Following the success of the UFC 2009: Undisputed in the PS3 and Xbox 360, THQ is now moving to bring mixed martial arts into the Wii and the handhelds. Having shifted nearly three million copies, the publisher is now considering expanding into more platforms and even yearly installments like all the other sports titles.

THQ has released more details regarding an upcoming patch for the mixed martial arts title, UFC 2009: Undisputed. The patch will focus mainly on fixing issues reported in the game's online aspect, most notably rage quitting. Read on for the patch notes.

You've got him on an armbar, he won't get away. It's only a matter of seconds before you score the W, then...poof...he quits and leaves play. Damn those quitters! They seem to have found a way to leave online matches in UFC 2009 Undisputed (PS3, Xbox 360) without suffering a loss in their record or any penalty whatsoever. The result? Noobs and cheaters have managed to keep their records "undisputed." Good news - THQ is working on a patch to sort it all out.

Are you ready? Let's get it on! THQ has now revealed the complete roster for UFC 2009 Undisputed (PS3, Xbox 360) as well as the ratings they gave for each fighter in their respective divisions. Think they gave your favorite mixed martial artist the rating that they deserve? Find out after the jump.

Heads up, UFC fans. If you're planning to pre-order a copy of THQ's UFC 2009 Undisputed, you might want to swing by GameStop and add your money to their 1/5th market share in the games industry. They're throwing in a pair of exclusive fighters for those who reserve copies of the game.

THQ has finally named the UFC-based fighting game for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and mobile devices they've been developing. In addition they also gave out a general time frame on when this game will be hitting the retail stands. To find out more, check out the full article.