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rating: 1
Please hear me out on this one people. This was a poorly designed game. I've played MUCH more complex sports games that were easier to learn and get the hang of. NFL2K (Dreamcast) for instance. All the play-calling menus are large, easy to read, and easy to understand. Very user friendly. The learning curve was about one hour for me, and that was for everything. Getting a feel for the running and passing, special teams, and controller configuration. NFL Quarterback Club 98? Forget about it! Tiny, tiny play calling menus that will have you squinting your eyes to make them out. And to make matters worse, an awful color scheme. Gets very confusing and frustrating. I'm sure I could get used it, given enough time. But why should I bother when there are much better games on the market? The learning curve (for executing even seemingly simple plays) is much too steep. After about 6 hours on this game, I had completed 1 pass, and rushed for 3 yards! The trouble was, I just COULD NOT get a feel for any player, offense, defense, or special teams. I always felt like I was trying to control a player who was having some kind of seizure. With NFL2K, it was totally different. Very smooth, fluid control. Oh yeah, one other thing. I don't know if I have a defective cartridge or what, but......when I went to the options menu and turned the penalties OFF, it didn't work!?! There's a simple explanation why you can buy this game for under 5 bucks now. Simply put, it reeks.
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AWESOME!
rating: 5
I used to own it but sold it! (BAD IDEA!) It was an awesome game for football fans. I mean just the fact that you can call your own plays is neat,but you can also create your own dream team,choose from all the best teams in the leauge. and thats why I think this game is really COOL!
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NFL Quarterback Club 98'
rating: 3
Although the realism of this game is pretty good, the game program itself is riddled with errors. After picking up free agents in the manage rosters section and saving and loading the game, the free agents all show up as a kicker named Clark. What's the point of free agency if it can't be used properly. Furthermore, player stats in career mode aren't always saved. I recorded 8 sacks for Bryce Paup in Game 1 of a season, and it just doesn't recognize it. Again, what's the point? Overall, the game is pretty good, but needs a lot of work.
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A really fun and realistic football game!
rating: 5
NFL Quarterback Club '98 is a really exciting game, it's very realistic. It contains the first 29 teams, plus more great teams from the past. You can also create a team, or do a draft. You can also create players, do a season, do a playoff, a tournament, or a preseason. Or if you're not feeling like it, you can do an exhibition. It's one of the best games for N64 and in my opinion the best football game. I would definitely recommend this game.
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A very fun and realistic game for N64
rating: 5
With up to 29 teams, with all the real players it's a very enjoyable game. It has trading, free agency, drafting, create a player,create a team, and lots more. It has season, exhibition, tournament, playoff, and preseason. Plus you can have up to 4 players! It's one of the best games for N64!
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