NFL 2K - Sega Dreamcast

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Product description IT'S GUT CHECK TIME: WILL YOU CRUSH YOUR NFL 2K OPPONENTS OR BE THEIR TACKLING DUMMY?FEATURES:- Over 1,500 motion-captured moves- Physics-based 3D collisions- VMU to call your plays and keep your opponent guessing- Amazing player-specific detail- The most complete voice-over ever in a sports video game- All 31 stadiums accurately modeled in true 3D- Detailed stat tracking, player trading, team-specific playbooks, fantasy draft, play editor and more!This item is complete and includes game, game case and manual. There is minimal wear to the labels or manual. Bonus downloadable content may have already been redeemed. Game carts and disc are professionally cleaned or resurfaced. This item, while pre-played, is an excellent addition to your game collection. It will also be a good playable piece. Review For anyone who hasn't actually seen the game on a TV right in front of them, the screenshots look too good to be true. In fact, when you see NFL 2K for the first time right in front of you, they still looks too good to be true. Even when you have the controller in your hands and you're playing the game, you still shake your head in disbelief play after play. That's how good NFL 2K looks, plays, and sounds. The game has the full NFL license, including all teams, players, and several modes of play: practice, tournament, season, fantasy, exhibition, and playoffs. There's even a tutorial mode for beginners that lets you play with help windows that explain the controls and various things to help you get started. Also included is the now-standard create-a-player mode. NFL 2K's is fairly in-depth and lets you change a player's height and weight, as well as add minor touches like elbow pads and nasal strips. You can also create your own offensive and defensive plays and customize your own playbook. You can pick the onscreen, which is fine when you're playing a one-player game, but the way to go when you're playing multiplayer is with the VMU play calling. You can pick the plays by looking at the VMU screen in your controller, making it impossible for your opponent to know what play you called. Any die-hard football video-game fan knows that a football game's graphics, features, and extras only go so far. When it comes down to it, a game is totally about the control and AI. NFL 2K delivers both, with precise analog control and an easy, intuitive button layout. It really lets you play the game of football instead of worrying about complex controller and button combinations. The controls are great. The analog stick lets you move players where you want, when you want, and at the speed you want. It's so awesome when you barely press on the stick before a play and see your linebacker creep up toward the line just a little bit and then bust into a full sprint as you press the stick all the way just as the ball is snapped. Aside from the precise movements of the players, you can also pass the ball precisely where you want it by using what the game calls Maximum Passing. It's similar to NFL Gameday's Total Control Passing in that you can throw the ball out in front, to the left, to the right, and behind your receiver. This of course lets you throw the ball in the direction your receiver is most likely to catch it, while at the same time it keeps the ball away from pesky defenders. You do this by simply pushing the analog stick in the direction you want the ball to go (the farther you press, the farther in that direction the ball will go), and then push the appropriate button for the receiver you wish to throw to. This Maximum Passing feature isn't necessary for you to play, but the level of control that it allows you to have is so great that once you get used to it you'll realize it's the only way to play. The computer AI has always been a huge issue for football-game fanatics; money plays that always work combined with a one-dimensional computer defense and offense can quickly ruin the fun you find in every play. NFL 2K has an unbalanced set of teams that accurately depicts the action in the NFL in that some teams can pass, run, and defend better than others. Some teams allow you can air the ball up against them and they won't be able to do anything, while other teams have great cornerbacks that will intercept the ball or break up passes nearly every time you go to the air. The Dallas Cowboys run the ball extremely well, while the 49ers have a great passing game. Its just like the real NFL in that you'll have incredibly close games that come down to the wire, and in other games you'll have boring blowouts. The only modifier to this is the option the game gives you to choose between the three difficulty settings, Rookie, Pro, and All-Pro. Rookie is the default setting, and it's outlined at the start of the game as a super-easy mode that allows you to get the controls down. Once you start to manhandle the computer on that setting, you can bump it up to pro and really start to learn. All-Pro is hard. Those games

Características

• 1,500+ Motion-Captured Moves: Experience realistic player movements
• Realistic 3D Collisions: Physics-driven gameplay
• VMU Play-Calling: Keep opponents on their toes
• Detailed Player Models: Every player unique
• Comprehensive Voice-Overs: Immersive sports experience
• Accurate 3D Stadiums: All 31 NFL stadiums faithfully recreated
• Advanced Game Management: Track stats, trade players, and more

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