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	NFL Blitz Game Review Nintendo 64
		The game was made by midway and has an NBA Jam like feel in the menu screens as well as simple gameplay.
		Well heres how it is your playing the game for the first time and you are at halftime siting pretty with a 17 to 3 lead and you have let the other team only gain 50 total yards.
		Blitz is not a simulation football game period.
	www.homestead.com /rhinoxsis/zGblitz2.html (1031 words)

	Blitz: The League Review for Xbox 360 - Gaming Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If you have played the game last year on the PS2 or Xbox, you will notice right away that only HD support, achievements, a user-defined soundtrack, a few new teams and players is all that is different from the game released over a year ago.
		Blitz the League brings back all the hard hitting, over the top, brutal action that fans loved from the get go, but now with no NFL license, the game has reached limits of brutality that no one thought possible of the series.
		Blitz the League is not going to change anyone's minds that were not fans of the previous versions, but fans of the series should eat this up.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=xbox360&game=blitz_theleague (1142 words)

	Blitz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blitz, the German word for lightning, and often used figuratively as in blitzschnell (as fast as lightning), may mean any of a number of things in English:
		Blitz was the codename of GDR spy Hüseyin Yıldırım
		In English, blitz is also used as a verb, meaning to attack something rapidly, usually in a bathetic sense, as with 'nuke' or 'exterminate', i.e.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blitz (528 words)

	NFL Blitz 20-02 - GameCritics.com
		When I played my first game of Blitz, it was quick, intense, and exciting; in fact, I wound up coming from behind by completing a long pass for a touchdown with no time left.
		Blitz has no penalties, so pass interference is encouraged; defensive players can tackle receivers before they catch the ball, which adds a new twist to the passing game.
		Obviously, the game only needs so much realism since there are so many far-fetched changes to the rules of football, but I always thought that the earlier music fit the action better and got players ready for football.
	www.gamecritics.com /review/nflblitz2002/main.php (1590 words)

	IGN: NFL Blitz 2000 Review
		The bread and butter of Blitz is the super fast and super violent gameplay that was born with the great arcade game NBA Jam and expertly adapted for football by the team at Midway.
		Blitz runs so fast that in the heat of the moment you might be highlighting the left guy and as you press the pass button you quickly switch to the center man and throw into double coverage.
		Blitz passing is live al the time, just like the conventional analog passing and doesn't have to be activated.
	ign64.ign.com /articles/160/160212p1.html (1888 words)

	Blitz: The League Review / Preview for Xbox (XB)
		Blitz brings a more human element to the sport, one that is a welcome change.
		Blitz: Playmakers goes behind the glitz and glamour of the game through a revolutionary campaign mode that explores the on-field violence, off-field fallout and front-office politics of professional football.
		Blitz: Playmakers is scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2005 on multiple videogame console platforms.
	www.cheatcc.com /xb/rev/blitztheleaguereview.html (1718 words)

	GBA VIDEO GAME REVIEWS... NFL Blitz 2003 __________\|
		Keep in mind, the Game Boy Advance's capabilities are light years away from the matching the abilities of the Game Cube, and many games currently available have been known to mimic that of the Super Nintendo.
		Blitz throws out all the common NFL rules and replaces them with the ability to play irresponsibly and freely.
		This game poses football related questions and is divided into four 'quarters', or rounds of three questions.
	www.gamevortex.com /gamevortex/rk_gba_blitz2003.html (959 words)

	The Sports Gaming Network - Review : NFL Blitz (PSX)
		This does not mean that Blitz on the PSX suffers from inadequate visuals, however; on the whole the graphics are pretty decent and some of the animations are downright wonderful.
		The 2 player portion of the game is a bit better in that regard, giving you the chance to talk some serious smack to your opponent as the little polygonal figures fly across the screen in exaggerated reckless abandon.
		NFL Blitz definitely has something to offer gamers that want to play a quick game of football but don't want to take the time to learn the intricacies of the actual sport, or simply don't wish to be bogged down by complicated controls.
	www.sports-gaming.com /football/nflblitz/review_psx.shtml (1995 words)

	Blitz: The League (PS2) Reviews on Darkstation
		The story of the game was actually written by one of the former Playmaker writers, and you can see with all of the suggestive and somewhat downright terrible things that are said throughout the campaign.
		However Blitz: The League definitely favors the offensive side of the ball, and this is apparent both when you are actually playing offense and when you go to the other side of the ball.
		Blitz: The League is really a solid looking football title that may not be in the Madden tier, but it still a great looking game nonetheless.
	www.darkstation.com /reviews/article629.html (1148 words)

	NFL Blitz Pro - Game Freaks 365 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		NFL Blitz Pro isnÃ¢â¬â¢t a gimmick; Midway is for real when they say that this isnÃ¢â¬â¢t a Blitz game like any before it.
		Game modes include all or nothing (no first downs), Blitz classic, butterfingaz (no out of bounds and every hit counts as a fumble), along with more.
		While NFL Blitz Pro is pretty good, it would probably be in third in line for my picks of a football title, Blitz Pro just doesnÃ¢â¬â¢t make the cut.
	gamefreaks365.com /review.php?artid=521 (722 words)

	Sensei's Library: Blitz Games
		A "blitz game" refers to a game where the thinking time is limited.
		Typically, this means a 19x19 game with less than 15 minutes each side, no overtime; or else a game with very short main time and overtime of not more than 10 seconds per move.
		Opinions differ on whether blitz play can be a useful tool for developing intuition and basic instinct, or whether too much blitz is likely to lead to bad habits.
	senseis.xmp.net /?BlitzGames (164 words)

	[No title]
		The game looks the same as last year’s version, and the detail of the stadia are far and away the weakest of the football games.
		Game play is closer to anything you would find in any previous incarnation of “Blitz” then you would one of the simulations of the sport like “Madden” or “ESPN”.
		It just wouldn’t be a “Blitz” game without having a team made up of animals that can be unlocked by obtaining points during the games...
	www.operationsports.com /Reviews.aspx?game=blitzprops2 (1004 words)

	Blitz The League (xbx: 2005): Reviews
		Blitz The League goes behind the glitz and glamour of the game through a revolutionary campaign mode that explores the on-field violence, off-field fallout and front-office politics of professional football.
		Blitz The League features a powerful story mode that, for the first time ever in a football videogame, explores the realism, lifestyle and drama found in professional football.
		Blitz: The League has the potential to become the "Burnout" of football, a game that takes big risks and blazes a path for a legion of imitators.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/xbx/blitztheleague (1269 words)

	Game Over Online Magazine - NFL Blitz Pro
		Ask any football fan what their favorite part of the game is, and you’ll probably get a range of answers: the strategy of the game, the beauty of the pass versus the power of the run, the drama of close games and propensity for last minute heroics.
		NFL Blitz was created to capitalize on this desire for pain, with an over the top focus on crushing your opponents, and quickly became a fan hit.
		Unlike previous games of Blitz, which came across like a pickup game of football with NFL players in stadiums, Blitz Pro focuses on a more realistic, simulation style 11-on-11 game of pigskin.
	www.game-over.net /reviews.php?page=ps2reviews&id=167 (1461 words)

	GamingWorld X - NFL Blitz Pro Review
		NFL Blitz Pro is the latest game to fall into the trap of trying to offer two different experiences at once.
		NFL Blitz Pro is still fun to play, but the problem is that it is simply isn’t as fun as its predecessors.
		Blitz Pro’s duo of Chris Morgan and Gator Jones offer basic, but relevant descriptions of the on-field action, and are highly amusing with their use of football-related puns and lighthearted, satirical arguments over which team will win the game.
	www.gamingworldx.com /ps2/NFLBlitzPro.shtml (1213 words)

	NFL Blitz: Pro Review - GameCube
		Blitz 2000 for Dreamcast was an enhanced version of the original, but the first Blitz title for GameCube showed several minor (but significant) changes.
		NFL Blitz Pro is a good choice for the Madden or NFL2k fan looking for a change, but still wishes to have some elements of their beloved football series.
		NFL Blitz Pro is the prettiest game in the series, and despite its simulation gameplay elements, the graphics still can't compare to Madden, Fever, or Sega's 2k series.
	gamecube.gamezone.com /gzreviews/r21738.htm (1286 words)

	Hands-OnNFL Blitz Pro - PlayStation 2 News at GameSpot
		The game now runs at a much faster pace that is more in line with the previous Blitz games.
		The game also adheres to the standard 10 yards for a first down, as opposed to the 30 found in previous games.
		Also gone from this year's game is the ability to point the joystick at a player and hit one single pass button to throw the ball--icon passing is all that remains.
	www.gamespot.com /ps2/sports/nflblitzpro/preview_6071644.html (781 words)

	NFL Blitz Pro (xbx: 2003): Reviews
		NFL Blitz PRO is the exclusive, 11-on-11 licensed smash-mouth football videogame experience, delivering a new a sophisticated and online feature set combined with its proprietary blend of lightning-fast, adrenaline-style gameplay proving NFL Blitz PRO is updated, improved and in-depth football.
		Blitz Pro walks a fine line between serious sim and classic Blitz action and maintains a perfect balance from start to finish.
		This game is cool and all but it needs to have cheats like infinite credits or infinite turbo.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/xbx/nflblitzpro (672 words)

	VIBE.com: Blitz: The League
		Storyline: When the NFL sold its exclusively to EA Sports last year, sports game developers were shaking their heads and throwing their graphic design software out of the window — except Midway Games.
		Blitz: The League basically mocks the NFL with players like Ron Mexico, Tito Mass, and Quentin Sands and the ability to use steroids, bet on games, and purposefully break other players' bones.
		In this mode you can perform some amazing and possible game changing plays, like making your QB invincible or giving you linebacker enough power to hit someone causing a fumble or severely injuring an opponent.
	www.vibe.com /games/2006/03/blitz_the_league_game_review (503 words)

	Blitz drops NFL license and adds volience - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums
		From the Article: "In a gritty new video game about a fictional football league, players cripple their opponents, gamble and use performance-enhancing supplements.".
		Posted - 12/26/2005 4:07:29 PM I was under the impression this new Blitz game was related to the "Playmakers" series on HBO.
		I don't remember what game it was, or even what system it was, but it was focused around trying to kill the other team as much as trying to score.
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=366092 (1315 words)

	IGN Boards - blitz vs madden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Blitz is fun if you dont know alot about football, its just creaming guys into the ground, personaly i like it alot better.
		blitz is fun because you have no expectations of the players you are using.
		the training and juicing is a good part of the game, for blitz, because it happens in real life.
	boards.ign.com /nfl_blitz/b6055/105719987/p1 (823 words)

	IGN: NFL Blitz: Pro Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		However, just when you think you're playing a game with all of the bells and whistles of a full-on sim, you'll reach for a feature or tweak that just isn't there.
		Defensive AI especially has gotten a boost, and the game is better for it.
		The passing game is a little headier in games past, as well, since you can't just fling the ball anywhere and expect to complete a pass.
	ps2.ign.com /articles/456/456876p1.html (874 words)

	NFL Blitz review for the N64
		The premise is simple: take the game of American football, pare it down to teams of 7 on 7, douse the rulebook in gasoline, light the rulebook on fire, give 'em a ball, and watch as the knuckleheads pound each other senseless in an attempt to play football.
		You can also play a Tournament in the PSX version, and of course playing a two-player game against a friend is really the best way to go.
		They ensured that the games were different by adding elements to each not found in the other.
	www.gamerevolution.com /review/n64/nfl_blitz (834 words)

	NFL BLITZ 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It took a game that was always taken seriously and only played by true football fans and turned it into a fast paced arcade action slam fest.
		So, as improved as this game is, If you were not a NFL Blitz fan before, I can't imagine how 20-02 will change your mind any.
		If you are a Blitz fan from the past and now own a PS2, here is your chance to play the only NFL game with no rules, no refs, and no mercy.
	www.unknowngamers.com /blitz02.html (383 words)

	NFL Blitz Pro for XBO video game review and cheats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		And while some gamers may prefer the more reality-based sim qualities of Madden to the more arcade-like action of NFL Fever, they all had one thing in common — their goal was to provide gamers with real NFL style football.
		But when it comes to helmet-banging, smash-mouth, arcade football, where reality is an afterthought, Midway’s NFL Blitz series has always been in a league of its own.
		The graphics in the game are decent, but in the end they’re still somewhat disappointing.
	www.gamezilla.com /review.aspx?review=8752 (546 words)

	BlitzCoder - Blitz Basic Game Development Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Steve: Because it's the perfect trade-off between the amount of time spent producing a game and the quality of games that can be produced with it.
		Klick and play type programs give faster results but are too slow and limited in the range of games that can be produced.
		Even the simplest games are not always as simple as they first seem and you'll get a great deal of satisfaction completing the game.
	www.blitzcoder.com /competitions/spaceinvaders/invasion1/interview.html (784 words)

	The Rules of Dutch Blitz
		BRIEF IDEA OF THE GAME: The game consists of four decks of 40 cards each, and can be played by two, three or four persons.
		Prime object of the game is to build as many cards in sequence - 1 through 10 - in the same respective colors in the center Dutch Piles, for points toward game, using as many cards from the Blitz Pile as possible.
		Blitz Pile: This pile of 10 cards is the most important pile of cards to each player since it is the key towards "Blitzing" the other players when all cards have been used up.
	www.dutchblitz.com /rules_of_dutch_blitz.htm (1604 words)

	NFL Blitz 2002 by Midway - A Game Monkeys Review!
		This time, the nice folks at Midway are pushing it to the newest system gaming has to offer- the Xbox.
		That again, however, is comparing Blitz to what we know the Xbox is capable of- not to what it looks like compared to older games of its ilk.
		That being said, though, if you've already got a Blitz game for any other system I wouldn't worry about getting this one- there's nothing new here.
	www.gamemonkeys.com /reviews/n/nflblitz2k2xbox.htm (645 words)

	Bruce Lee - a remake for the PC
		The in game graphics were taken directly from an emulated version of the original game.
		The game was written from scratch to match the original 'feel' of the game as closely as possible.
		Blitz Basic home page - Not sure what Blitz Basic or Blitz 3d is? Visit here first.
	www.planetflibble.com /blitz (779 words)

	[No title]
		While there is a running game, you have to sort of pass the ball backwards to run it.
		You have a mix of "Sandlot" plays, which are from the older Blitz games that most people will be familiar with.
		This is the perfect game to play when you have a buddy or two over and want to get in a quick 30 minute beatdown of them or if you just want to get pumped for the upcoming football season.
	reviews.operationsports.com /Reviews.aspx?game=nflblitz2002xbox (867 words)

	NFL Blitz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A familiar phrase, frequently used by one of the announcers is "Oh the carnage." This phrase is used after a big hit, which occurs frequently in the game.
		Another notable feature of the game is that, when a player gets injured, shooting him with what seems to be the equivalent of a cortisone shot is a choice.
		"Blitz: The League" was created with the help of one of the writers from ESPN's "Playmakers".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NFL_Blitz (699 words)

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