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Top Xbox 360 Football Games

August 26th, 2009 admin No comments

There are a lot of xbox 360 sports games out there, but most of my favorites are football games. Though Madden dominates most of the market, there is still a decent selection of Xbox 360 sports games to choose from. Below you will find the most common football games on the market:

Madden NFL 2010

With all of the Madden titles that have been released, it is hard to imagine that the next one will be much different.  Many critics feel, however, that the creators of Madden NFL 2010 have integrated some new features that are worth noting.  For one, an online franchise mode is now available.  In addition, the new tackling capabilities, which are coined Pro-Tak, allow for more realistic game play.  Another new feature worth considering is the change in the menu, which is supposed to be easier for gamers when they are selecting a play.  Probably one of the more appealing features is the integration of The Extra Point show, which is hosted by Fran Charles and Alex Flanagan.  This show covers some of the biggest highlights of games, and gives the title an overall realistic feel.  In summary, Madden NFL 2010 does a good job of living up to its expectations.

Blitz: The League II

No doubt one of the most exciting football games for Xbox 360, Blitz: The League II requires not only football knowledge but the ability to perform in a fast-paced setting.  Probably the most noteworthy aspect of this title is the immense violence.  Users are able to destroy their opponents, as evident by the extra late hits that are allowed after the plays.  Many recognize this game as a parody to other NFL Football titles, as can be seen by the cartoon-like characters and the humorous graphics.  Most gamers prefer the single-player campaign, which provides the opportunity to develop a gruesome phenomenon.  The injuries alone are a reason to laugh, as some of the more popular include broken collarbone, skull fracture, and ruptured scrotum.  Users who develop their character will earn money, and this money can be spent on a number of different items, including performance enhancing substances.  Overall, the title is no doubt comical, and the fast-paced environment brings a sense of excitement to the playing field.

NFL Head Coach 2009

EA Sports was unquestionably looking to add variety to its plethora of football games, and NFL Head Coach 2009 fulfills this need.  Many complement the management tools for the details and realistic components that are available.  Gamers are given the opportunity to fulfill some of the basic duties of a football team’s management, including signing players, scouting players, and budgeting finances.  What’s interesting about NFL Head Coach 2009 is that after players are selected and a team is built, a user does not have control of the actual players.  Gamers act as a coach and watch their players develop over time.  The overall performance grade is based on a coach approval rating.  It is obvious that the title brings a whole new experience to football gaming, but many believe that the navigation and graphics are a bit flawed.  In addition, the game is more suitable for the football savy, as some of the terminology can get a bit technical.  Overall, if you’re an avid football fan looking for a change in game style, NFL Head Coach 2009 will no doubt be enjoyable for you.