Pro Reviews
Average Review Score:
submit review Reviews: NFL Fever 2002
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| www.xbox.vgf.com | 7.8/10 | Feb 19 '02 | |
| Game Revolution | B+ | Dec 23 '01 | |
| GameSpot | 7.9/10 | Nov 09 '01 | |
| Gamespy | 84% | Nov 11 '01 | |
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Previews
| website | publish date | article rating | |
| Team Xbox | Sep 23 '05 | ||
| Games Radar UK | Mar 27 '01 | ||
| GameSpot | Mar 27 '01 | ||
| IGN Xbox | Mar 27 '01 | ||
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What They Say:
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"...NFL Fever 2002 actually puts up a good fight. Good delivery and fast gameplay lead to a football game clearly designed more with the casual fan in mind. Its AI flubs and somewhat wily control takes it down a notch from Madden, however, and I'd still give big John the ball. Probably the best bet is to try both before you buy one."
"Football games tend to aim for a middle ground between the realism of a simulation and the fun of an arcade experience. NFL Fever 2002 clearly aims to accomplish both, but also to add something new to the genre."
"If what we saw of NFL Fever 2002 is in fact only 50 percent of what the end product will be, football on the Xbox looks like it will be something to look forward to."
"The casual football fan who wants a great-looking and solid-playing football game may not notice some of the AI quirks and high passing percentages in NFL Fever 2002."
"Visually, the game has its ups and downs. The models lean more towards the Madden school of thought, and from what we saw, there wasn't much in the way of variation at this point, but the early nature of the build probably explains this more than the system's lack of power."