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Published on June 14th, 2007 | by Deejay Knight, Editor/Founder

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All-Pro Football 2K8 Trailer

When EA bought the rights to the NFL, football gamers the world ’round caused a MASSIVE stir. 2K Sports seems to be rebounding nicely from that setback anyways…

Cue: All-Pro Football 2K8. It looks good, and chances are pretty good that it’ll rock. Have a look for yourself:

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All-Pro Football 2K8 Trailer
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The animations are nothing short of amazing, but is it just me or does that look marginally better than 2K5? I’m sure that the compression on that video had a bit to do with that anyways, so I’ll hold off final judgement until I play it first-hand.
Any way it goes, I plan on picking this one up. The fact that it’s a football game other than resident gridiron juggernaut, Madden, warrants a purchase. I can’t help but wonder if the Halftime Report will make a return? There was nothing better than playing a match next to a friend, then watching the halftime show highlighting the best achievements of the half.

As long as they can keep up the level of presentation they’ve had in previous versions (and fire the guy who designed NBA 2K7’s interface), this is a must-have for me.


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  • Double D

    I wasn’t blown away by the graphics either. The gameplay better be good and I hope they price it a at $50 or $40, that would drive some sales in.

  • Double D

    I wasn’t blown away by the graphics either. The gameplay better be good and I hope they price it a at $50 or $40, that would drive some sales in.

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