Customer Reviews

NFL Blitz

5 star:		(14)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This is the football game to play with friends and neighbors, since it only takes 5 minutes to learn the controls, yet there's still plenty of depth (and you can always handicap things by letting newcomers play with stronger teams).

Purists beware: this is "football with the boring parts taken out". First downs require 30 yards, there are 7 guys on each team, and quarters are five minutes long. In short, it's pass-happy, big-yardage hijinks.

This game is a bone-crunching, finger jamming power trip. If you have played this game before you know what I am talking about. If you haven't then you should. Once you start you won't be able to stop. It is nothing like other typical football game like Nfl Gameday. Blitz takes out all the rules of normal football. It is 3 times as long to get a fist down, there is after the whistle hitting, the tackles are unbelievable. If you like football you will love this game.

I have this video game for the Playstation. I give it a 4 instead of a 5 because (this is just a personal thing) I don't like football that much. But if your a football fan I reccomend this game to you. You can chouse from any of the NFL football teams and play a single game or play a season and try to make it to the Super Boul.

This is the best video game ever created that is out there. Even if you hate football you will like this. If you own SONY PLAYSTATION and don't own NFL BLITZ go get this game NOW.

If you dont have it I fell sorry for you.The graphics are the best there ever were.The QB's arms are better than you could image or imagen.

This game, NFL Blitz, is the best football game. Even though this game isn't like the tradtional game like 10 yards to a first down, it is really fun. It doesn't get boring because you don't have to wait for anything. It's very fast-moving.

Word of warning to any football fan: This is an outrageous game, with fast gameplay and no mercy style, and this will make any other football game seem boring. So if you bought Madden recently or something avoid this until it bores you out. Anyway, this is a really fun game to play, and it will drive you haywire, recievers not able to catch the ball all the time after a perfect pass, and especially the CPU assistance (gives losing team a total unfair advantage to prevent blowouts), which is too implemented. So far, I have beaten about 18 of the 30 teams and I have noticed that you will drop a lot of balls because the computer hits you hard. But the CPU players always hang on to it. So you may bounce off the wall at that, and some offensive plays are useless and never give you a good result, but all in all, this game is highly reccommended at its new price since it recently went platinum.

If you don't have this game, get it right now.

Blitz is a really good game it gives you a good amount of plays to do and the new ones are to complicated this has good graphics you can jump on people after the play is over thats fun you can use turbo when you press R1 all the peopl,e i've talked to that have owned the game say it's the best game that is in football if your purchasing it on amazon.com it's a really good price of only [amt].

If you're considering buying NFL Blitz for original Playstation, I assume you know what you're getting yourself into (a brutally, offensively, absurdly 7-on-7 violent rumpus called a football video game). If you embrace the awesomeness that is NFL Blitz, as anyone who has been a 7-year-old boy is almost certain to, the only advice I have to give is be careful about how little you pay for the game. While no one wants to pay over $20 for a video game from the last century, you may find the absurdly low priced ones are too scratched to function. I bought one for college that was 5-7 dollars (I think) and it stopped working after a semester. I got well over the value that I payed for in that time, but I'd just caution any buyers not to expect a 75 cent copy to last a lifetime.

Happy Blitzing, and remember: safe cover on defense and never underestimate the value of backsplit on offense