Comments on: All-Pro Football could become biyearly title

By: Assclown

Assclown — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 15:12:16 +0000

Apparently te trailer was of two builds. Apparently the graphics have improved since then, according to Operation Sports.

By: woowoo782

woowoo782 — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 21:19:43 +0000

wow this guy sounds like a flamer the graphics if you read are getting upgraded as we speak, the animations are amazing and i garentee will be better than anything madden puts out.

Also who cares about presentation more than half the people skip it anyway, and its all about on the feild gameplay which madden does not have or they wouldnt be releasing the same game over and over.

All Pro Football if you like it or not is going to be better than madden on the field, and is for only SIM players and i always here that 2K5 was to hard for madden fans LEARN HOW TO PLAY ACTUAL FOOTBALL!

By: Dan (Moostache)

Dan (Moostache) — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:49:48 +0000

Nice write-up Pasta….

I pretty much agree with you on the release window and 100% agree that they should have tested the waters with a current-gen version. Going head-on with NCAA is not much better for APF than had they stayed in the Madden steamroller pathway. Either way, whether facing down NCAA or Madden, the depth of the 2K offering is light by comparison.

NCAA has Dynasty Mode, Campus Legend, Mini-Games, and the regular game modes. Madden has Franchise Mode, Owner Mode, Training Camp, Practice Mode and the regular game modes. 2K has the regular game modes. Independent of quality of gameplay, the 2K game is seriously lacking in options that help draw a casual or less-than-bloodless-hardcore player in.

The best move IMO (which is worth a little less than nothing), would have been to release a current-gen version and to highlight the way that EA’s football titles have truly maxed out on the XB and the PS2. NCAA 2008 and Madden 2008 just don’t plan to offer a whole lot new over their 2007 versions. 2K could have positioned themselves in THAT market a whole lot better than in next-gen with an essential replay of the disasterous Madden NFL 2006.