Publisher: ESPN Videogames
Developer: Visual Concepts
Category: Sports
Release Dates
N Amer - 09/02/2003
- Also available on:
- XB
News
Major League Gaming’s ESPN NFL Football 2004 Champion to Appear as Free
Agent in ESPN NFL Football 2005
Champ also to Receive a Chance to Go Pro with MLG Management Contract
Espn Videogames Announces The First Real Online League Experience
"Create and control history with online league play in realistic ESPN style."
"ESPN NFL Football Hits The Line With Breakthrough Features"
ESPN Videogames today announced that the highly anticipated ESPN NFL Football has shipped to major video game retailers across North America.
New "Crib" Feature In Espn Nfl Football Brings Gamers Big Rewards And
Bragging Rights
Gamers "Score Big" For Great Plays, Big Points and Playing Style
Warren Sapp Signs as Cover Athlete for ESPN NFL Football Game
Title First Released Under Newly-formed ESPN Videogames Brand
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.
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GameZone's Review/Preview
9.4
GZ Rating
| Gameplay | 9.3 |
| Graphics | 9.4 |
| Sound | 9.4 |
| Difficulty | Medium |
| Concept | 9.5 |
| Multiplayer | 9.4 |
| Overall | 9.4 |
Reviewer: Michael Lafferty
Review Date: 09/11/2003
Improved On-field Action Makes ESPN NFL Football a Super Bowl Contender, But Lose the Cheerleaders





