Summary: Blitz: The League II disappoints on almost every level, leaving gamers praying to be tackled by Lawrence Taylor himself rather than being forced to play the game.
Pros: Presentation is entertaining, Steroid use is always fun, Mini-games are a nice change of pace
Cons: Poor visuals, Gameplay has too many flaws, Lack of replayability
Summary: Back for another season of heart-pumping, bone-crushing, no-holds-barred football action, Blitz: The League II strips the rules and regulations from traditional football
Summary: Blitz: The League II disappoints on almost every level, leaving gamers praying to be tackled by Lawrence Taylor himself rather than being forced to play the game.
Pros: Presentation is entertaining, Steroid use is always fun, Mini-games are a nice change of pace
Cons: Poor visuals, Gameplay has too many flaws, Lack of replayability
Excerpt: Blitz: The League II is the second in Midway’s anti-NFL football franchise, designed to highlight and glamorize the less wholesome aspects of the game.
Conclusion: The overall story is fraught with sex, drugs, scandal, and betrayal, a not so subtle blend of ESPN's pro football parody Playmakers (the inspiration for the original
Pros: Easily the most politically-incorrect sports game on the planet, Senseless, gratuitous violence, Campaign mode's ridiculous story is surprisingly entertaining, Customi...
Cons: Gameplay shows some of same flaws and repetition of previous Blitz games, Clash and Unleashed features are just too powerful, Fictional teams, Dated graphics with unre...