And extra buttons mean greater control over ball carriers and receivers; in FPS: FP '98, about all you can do is jump up and dive ahead. And that's not the only facet of the action game that's been passed over for improvement. The graphics in FPS: FP '98 don't look any better to me than the ones from the '97 edition - or even '96, for that matter. Active players are still identified by a huge number hovering over them, instead of a subtle circle or star at the players' feet.
The tackle animations we've seen for years are still here, slightly smoother but essentially unchanged. In fact, all the player animations remain pretty much the same as they've looked for the past couple of years, which wasn't very good to begin with - this despite the addition of an option to view the players from 16 different angles. Though you're treated to artwork for all 30 NFL stadiums, it doesn't make up for the flat, untextured field graphics I once played on a grass field and mistook it for turf.
Besides the aforementioned chat and arcade-play enhancements, the game now recognizes that two leagues can be identical even though they have different names.
With FPS: FP '98 Leagues popping up as more people buy the game, it's becoming much easier to find opponents - just make sure you're using the same version of the game and the same league files unless you don't care if someone's loaded his team with all-stars, of course. And while Sierra doesn't support all the shareware utilities that come with the game, their inclusion is still welcome.
Particularly useful is the schedule maker. For gamers who revel in the challenges of play design, draft and trade decisions, game plans, and even practice-camp priorities, FPS: FP '98 is still the only game in town. This game has all you need from kneel-downs and spiking the ball to stop the clock to setting your own audibles. I do feel sorry for the referees, as they do not get to wear sleeves in either rain or snow. They definitely need a new union. The graphics move well throughout the game, although I have yet to be able to execute a spin move.
The ball carrier will be highlighted with his number, as will the intended receiver as he passes through the passing window.
The plays are well diagrammed; however, on the running plays it proves a bit difficult to pick out the proper hole you should be running through toward daylight.
Each field's end zones are painted proudly with the home team's trademark logo and the first down sticks are clearly displayed so you can dive for the first down. Both quarterbacks and middle linebackers aggressively bark audibles out. The crowd tends to get rather excited on plays inside the ten-yard line and will occasionally boo the questionable interference call. For multiplayer play, a baud modem or higher and network cards.
Front Page Sports Football Pro does not leave anything to chance as they have stamped out another excellent ball game. If the NFL has it, you have it. The competition is stiff, which only adds to extended pleasure. So whether your desire is to simulate a season, lay it on the line with yourself at the helm or even, perhaps, position yourself as Director of Football Operations of the Saints and prove that you could've made the moves to host the Super Bowl on your home turf, here is your chance.
Again, this game will take some time to cover all the nuances, but you will have a good time trying.
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