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NFL QB Club 2002 Where the stars play. NA release: 20th December 2001 JP release: N/A EU release: N/A Developer: Acclaim Studios Austin Publisher: Acclaim Sports NGC Magazine Score: N/A Mods Used: Widescreen Hack With Madden 2002 finally teaching me some stuff to get to grips with American Football, I figured that I wouldn’t have any issues playing later American Football games. But here comes QB Club 2002 to prove me wrong on that. Once again ,I have no idea what I’m doing. While this year’s Madden not only properly teaches you plays, but also displays how they happen clearly when picking them. QB Club takes the opposite approach: only one play is shown to you, but you can select two more based on just their names. Not only is it a big step back from Madden, but it’s also a downgrade from all the N64 American Football games. The rest of the game doesn’t fare all that well, either, as not much has improved from the N64, as well as lacking features and options. After a few years of being overshadowed by Madden, combined with the issues Acclaim were having, this ended up being the last NFL Quarterback Club game. Poor Remake or remaster? This is just a bad American Football game. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to buy NFL QB Club 2002. -
To be fair, the US preorders were messed up by the surprise tariffs; so they had to scramble to push everything back and make last minute changes. Cant imagine that made things easy. That being said? Yeah, the European preorders have been handled really well. Especially with the My Nintendo Store, it was a very smooth and pleasant experience this time around -
By Hero-of-Time · Posted
Well deserved. For me, it was a much better game than the original. @lostmario you've been playing through this recently. Have you been enjoying it? -
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A big reason for getting rid of my N64 and Cube collection is that most of these games are already or going to be available on the Switch. This made me think if there was any value in having the same games in original format just sitting on the shelf. The answer was no. Plus, the older hardware gets, the more likely it is to breakdown. Then there are more and more reports of disc rot happening with older software, making discs unplayable. There is also a time issue. It was great having hundreds of games on the shelf but I can't even keep up with modern releases that I would like to play, let alone revisit retro games in my collection. I remember during the pandemic when I was furloughed and I had a stupid amount of time to play video games. Despite this, I still really didn't make a dent in my backlog and my retro games never even got a look in. All of these issues made me realise it was time to offload a lot of the collection. As you said, at the end of the day, it's just stuff that was taking up space and not getting used. If they were getting played then it would be a different story but they weren't. Ultimately... -
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