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a plain old UPS will do very little, other then protect the game from a massive spike. They typically only engage when power drops below a level, which is most likely going to be lower then the voltage the game will reset at. More advanced ones will boost power and/or filter the line, but many still won't do it quick enough to avoid a reset.
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