ESPN NFL Football

Publisher: ESPN Videogames

Developer: Visual Concepts

Category: Sports

Release Dates

N Amer - 09/02/2003

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GameZone's Review

9.2
GZ Rating

Gameplay	8.9
Graphics	9.5
Sound	8.8
Difficulty	Medium
Concept	9.5
Multiplayer	9.3
Overall	9.2

Reviewer: Tim Surette

Review Date: 09/14/2003

Watching a game? Playing a game? ESPN Football’s revolutionary presentation blurs the line between video games and Sunday afternoon television.

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Avg. Web Rating

8.9

News

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Description

You feel that deep breath you take when you're staring down 80 yards of real estate, a six-point deficit and 1:31 on the clock. You feel the fear in the air that results from unblinkingly staring down a quarterback from your middle linebacker position. You feel that brief moment in time when the ball's in the air and all that fills your mind is the overwhelming need to stop the receiver from making the catch. ESPN NFL Football brings the complete NFL experience. Whether it's by making an opponent lose his shorts from a stop-and-go juke, by scraping your toes down as you make an acrobatic first-down catch along the sideline, or by making swarming gang tackles on fourth and short -- you will truly feel everything that makes the National Football League so intense. Don't look. Don't listen. Feel.