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Kaanyr Vhok · 05-25-2010, 03:25 PM

I went from possible bargain bin buy to definite buy. The game is a lot more polished than I expected. The passing game is like a combo of first person football and NFL Fever so I'm close to getting it down. The defense is a lot like 2k's firstperson football. My only gripe is the lack of pass catch/defense controls. I can live with the ints. I expected something to be unbalanced. But overall the good outweighs the bad enough to make the demo one of the most fun demos I have ever experienced. Returning a kick in Backbreaker makes me want act a fool. A big run, a big pass, and a user initiated big play on defense is more exiting in Backbreaker than in other football games. They built the better football engine.

Am I the only person who thinks Natal and Backbreaker would be a perfect match?

05-25-2010, 03:25 PM	#67
Kaanyr Vhok MVP OVR: 14 Join Date: Aug 2006	Re: (How) Did the BackBreaker demo shift your decision to buy/pass? I went from possible bargain bin buy to definite buy. The game is a lot more polished than I expected. The passing game is like a combo of first person football and NFL Fever so I'm close to getting it down. The defense is a lot like 2k's firstperson football. My only gripe is the lack of pass catch/defense controls. I can live with the ints. I expected something to be unbalanced. But overall the good outweighs the bad enough to make the demo one of the most fun demos I have ever experienced. Returning a kick in Backbreaker makes me want act a fool. A big run, a big pass, and a user initiated big play on defense is more exiting in Backbreaker than in other football games. They built the better football engine. Am I the only person who thinks Natal and Backbreaker would be a perfect match?