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The three main features of the series have been updated nicely. The artificial intelligence of the players has been tweaked, thankfully. The graphics have also been updated, making this game look and play like a probowl linebacker heading for the quarterback on Super Bowl Sunday. Proportioned polygon players along with authentic stadiums, visible wear and tear on the field, and new player celebrations all add up to a touchdown in the graphics department for this game. The sound effects make you feel like you are in the huddle and taking part in real NFL action. Everything from the in-game commentary to the thwack! of opposing players' pads, to the stadium's chants and music--all pump up the game's fun factor.
One new feature that will help first-time players is the addition of in-game help menus that walk players through specific offensive and defensive formations and teach them about the game. Another new feature that old-school players will like is the "play as any skill" mode that enables you to take control of any player, including a receiver. Once you run your route, you can actually signal the quarterback to throw you the ball! Features like these make NFL GameDay 2001 an intense NFL action game for the PlayStation. --Todd Mowatt
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Training and general management features are fun, but the real game is on the clock, right? Well, all 31 NFL teams are represented here in NFL GameDay 2001, including more than 1,500 players scaled to their actual weight, height, and body type. There are also 200 new motion-captured moves to this series--including shoves, group tackles, drag downs, and shoestring catches--taken from more than a dozen actual pros. NFL GameDay 2001 also gives you the freedom to play as any position on the team at the touch of a button. And, one of the coolest features yet, the game is compatible with NCAA Gamebreaker 2001, allowing you to draft seniors from that title via the separately sold memory card.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
the last gameday for p.station isn't what it could've been!,
By jason (Myersville, Maryland) - See all my reviews
= Durability:5.0 out of 5 stars = Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars = Educational:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: NFL GameDay 2001 (Video Game)
i'm a huge fan of sports games and football is my favorite! i like to take control of teams and feel like i'm out there on the field/sidelines! the gameday series is in my opinion the best footbal series ever! i've played many others including madden (i've not really liked the madden series but i have yet to play the 2001 version which looks pretty good)and the nfl2k for dreamcast (which has good graphics but i just don't like it). i just rented gameday 2001 and it was a letdown and i expected alot more since this will probally be the last gameday for the original playstation w/ p.station 2 coming this october. i like the addition of being able to set your rosters before a game in the season mode and the little easter egg bonus you get after a season win but there really isn't anything else new in the game. the look is exactly the same as last years (which was great as was 99)as is the stadiums (i was really looking forward to tampa's pirate ship! even new york's field is still turf!)and players like carl pickens (who of course is with the titans now and is their #1 reciver)and ben coates (who is with the ravens now) isn't even in the game! i'm also really letdown with the on field celebrations (after a bad play the player still celebrates which is really lame) and the lack of free agent players (they could've added alot more players to pick from there!)i haven't played enough of it yet (i haven't done the gm mode yet-that was one of the best things about 2000!). btw... how come it's rare to see a player fumble? on the past two gamedays i rarely saw the computer fumble but either player 1 or 2 has a button to push to make the ball carrier/holder fumble! i've also noticed that after playing this years version i didn't have 1 injury (and i played for almost 4 hours straight!). i hope that they improved the injury thing from last year cause i hated how a player of mine got hurt one game pretty bad and was back in the next one and when it said a player was out for the entire season they still came back for the playoffs (which is dumb-if you're out for the season include playoffs too-it adds to the excitement of a real football season!)while i'm not totally putting off this years gameday (i still love what 989 sports has done to their sports games and thing they all are great and overshadowed by ea sports!)i'm letdown and want more from gameday 2001! 989 has the money so why not go all out with this one and not make it look exactly the same as 2000? anyways... if you love football games i strongly recomend this game and the rest of 989's underrated games! ea sports hasn't provided the same passion in their sports games as 989 has!
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very Soild Football Game,
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= Durability:5.0 out of 5 stars = Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars = Educational:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: NFL GameDay 2001 (Video Game)
I have bought the Madden series for the last 3 years now and have been quite stratified with its performance over Gameday. However, this year I was disappointed to see that Madden 2001 was pretty much the same exact game as 2000. Same look and feel, same plays, I wanted something different. I tried out Gameday 2001 side-by-side with Madden and I liked it, I like it a lot. The graphics are very tight, the game play is very challenging at the pro levels, and it's a lot of fun. The end game statistics turn out very siliar to that of a real game and the CPU plays very intelligently with a good mix of run and pass, unlike Madden which is very pass centricNow, I am not saying that Gameday 2001 is clearly better than Madden 2001, their both very unique games, but I wanted something different this year and I got it with Gameday 2001. A great game which is a lot of fun.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!,
By "charliekkkk" (Boise, Idaho, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: NFL GameDay 2001 (Video Game)
This is a great game, and it is really a nice looking game. It isn't as good as what is on PS2, but this is ok nonetheless. The gameplay is the same, but it is still exciting and excellent. You really should own this game.
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