Defense is just as fun as not only can you try to get that big sack without the worry off wimpy roughing calls, but unlike today?s NFL, well timed or interference hits are not only allowed, they are encouraged. Of course the routes and over the top plays are designed to make this happen more frequently so that you don?t feel the impossibility of such a feat as if you were playing a game like Madden 12. The goal of course is to score 3 or 6 points dependent on your touchdown or field goal choices, but where this differs from the real life pigskin classic is that first downs are obtained every 30 yards rather than the traditional 10.
The running game, much like the original is almost nonexistent as you have no ?running plays? available, but you can run the ball by choosing the screen or pitch back plays, or just sneaking with the QB.
Offense is simple, you hike the ball, you move the stick to a highlighted open receiver, chuck it in the air and pray for that catch and yards after the big play. NFL Blitz uses the same formula of gameplay used in the 90s, but now with an obvious boost in visual presentation.
To put it simply, NFL Blitz is just flat out fun. Oh, and did I mention the game is only 1200 points or 15 dollars? Toss in the fact that the game has more depth than EA?s previous Madden Arcade and you have a no brainer for any fan of the old versions or just for those who love football. Which takes us to their latest effort in NFL Blitz as after a shaky and unnecessary Mature rated attempt in Blitz the League from Midway Games, EA has snagged up this license and has brought back all the basic fun and playability the series was known for. Except unlike Hollywood, the stuff EA is doing is actually good so far. SSX, NBA Jam, and now NFL Blitz have gotten the old ?redo? touchup. Much like Hollywood, it seems like EA is going back to the well for some ideas on franchises.
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