Publisher: Acclaim Max Sports
Developer: Acclaim Max Sports
# of Players: 1-4
Category: Sports
Release Dates
N Amer - 09/06/2001
- Also available on:
- GC
NFL Quarterback Club 2002 Review
NFL QB
Club 2002 stands up as a solid football game. It has all the basics; the teams,
the plays, the players. But it also has all the frills; the ability to create
players, customizable teams, a beautiful instant replay system, and of course
the Quarterback Challenge. The Quarterback Challenge is where the game gets its
name but NFL QB Club 2002 is not a one trick pony. Taking your custom built
team from the begging’s of the regular season all the way to the super bowl and
beyond to the pro bowl is a ton of fun. There’s nothing like seeing a player
named after your self or a friend complete 600 passing yards in a game, or get
20 sacks, or dare I say it shut out the super bowl 51-0. Yeah we're that good.
Well maybe we're not that
good...the difficulty in the team play was not actually that high. Sure their
would be plenty of turnovers or failed plays or even sacks, but it really came
down to simply throwing long and throwing often or on defense using the goal
line formations almost constantly and running someone through the line for the
sack. Sure we could have gotten more fancy but we didn’t need to.
*cough*cough*undefeated season*cough**cough. However the computer takes its
revenge in the quarterback challenge. The computer runs and passes like real
quarterbacks. Making it damn near impossible to beat...unless it screws
up...even computers have bad days.
Graphically there are some
errors. Nothing makes you more pissed than watching your tackle arms go through
the QB instead of making the sack. But overall the graphics are very smooth and
time was even taken to include details such as eye black and shoe tape. You’ll
have plenty of time to admire them in the instant replay screen. Instant replay
rocks. Sound quality is also very good. Real announcers sometimes get
repetitive but they're bearable and the sound of hits is top notch.
Acclaim has done a very
good job with this game. In bringing their QB Club series to the PS2 they've
made a huge leap in technology without losing the feel of a good series. In the
words of the announcers " that was a case of alligator arms right there..." Hey
don't ask me to make the connection, just play the game.
Install: Easy
Gameplay: 9
Nice and smooth
Graphics: 8
Good all around.
But does Kerry Collins really look like a zombie?
Sound: 8
Repetitiveness is
the only downfall.
Difficulty: 8
Hard enough for you
to enjoy the season, and easy enough for you to have a chance at the QB
challenge.
Concept: 5
Nothing too
original really but its executed well.
Multiplayer: 9
Either
cooperative/head to head season play, or competitive QB Challenge. Lots of
options + 4 player compatibility = fun
Overall: 9
Not exactly a brain
buster, this game is good for hanging out with friends, eating, drinking, and
yelling at the screen...just like a real game.
NFL Quarterback Club 2002 Comments (0)
GameZone Review Detail
| Gameplay | 9 |
| Graphics | 8 |
| Sound | 8 |
| Difficulty | 8 |
| Concept | 5 |
| Multiplayer | 9 |
| Overall | 9.0 |
9.0
GZ Rating
6.6
ESRB Rating
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