NFL 2K1 for Dreamcast

Pros: Great graphics, sound, improved running game, defense is better, franchise mode, online play
Cons: Terrible menu and playbook screens, not a lot of plays, too easy on Rookie mode

You'd almost imagine Sega resting on its laurels after the unbelievable NFL2K, and slack off and produce a sequel to the game that is "more of the same." Alas, Sega Sports didn't do that, and instead tried to make NFL2K1 twice as good as its...

Pros: Solid game engine that's easy to learn and enjoy
Cons: Bugs; limited play selection

The Dreamcast is certainly an odd little machine. I've owned one for a few months and have discovered that it's a darn fine console which has solid graphics, great sound and a lot of available titles that cost next to nothing. NFL 2K1 is one of...

Pros: player animations, control
Cons: kind of airy jumps

While looking to add more games to my growing Dreamcast collection, I came across NFL 2k1 at Best Buy for $6.99(NFL 2k was only $3.99) brand new, so seeing that it’s probably the best deal I was going to find, I bought it(that and NFL 2k2 was 40...

Pros: Realistic sound and graphics
Cons: Bugs and design flaws can interrupt the flow of the game.

As a hard semester of schoolwork winds down and a diligent college student's mind is so overloaded with tons of information that they will probably never use again once they pass finals, students such as myself across the nation turn their attention to...

Pros: commentary, gameplay
Cons: graphics could be a bit better

All Sega fans should get down on their knees and praise visual concept’s for giving them a great sports game, with these guys developing for the dreamcast who needs Electronic Arts?


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Pros: Sounds, Realism
Cons: Broadcasts

NFL 2K1 REVIEW
This review is on the Sega Dreamcast game NFL 2K1. I never bought NFL 2k but when I bought NFL 2k1 I was glad I did not buy NFL 2k! NFL 2k1 was a great game. I'm going to tell you some features of the game...

Pros: The tighest football game anywhere.
Cons: Still needs some things ironed out.

For years the only decent NFL football game on the console was either GameDay or Madden. Yes, I know, there were others, but none were worth mentioning about. While both Gameday & Madden were okay, they never drew me in enough to play a full season...

Pros: Great graphics; tons of customization; online play
Cons: Commentary and statistical bugs; online latency; steep difficulty curve

NFL2K was one of Sega's biggest successes last year, helping to boost sales of their fledgling Dreamcast console. Critics and gamers alike were impressed overall as the graphics were almost true to life, the commentary was solid, and the gameplay was...

Pros: Graphics, improved running game, more moves, specific team playbooks
Cons: I can't get online yet because of user traffic

So you have your favorite football team and they aren't looking to good. The season's 6 games in and your favorite team is already 1 and 5. Well, get those dreams rekindled by picking up a copy of NFL2K1. Play your team to the fullest and see what...

Pros: Improved running game, online play
Cons: Chances of lag if your not using Seganet for online play

I was a huge fan of NFL2K when it came out and it was my favorite football game. There was however a few things that could have been improved though. First was the running game, other than on Rookie mode, you could hardly get any kind of running game...

Pros: The Internet and the different player size.
Cons: Randy Moss can't talk

The objectives of this game are simple, while your on offense you try to score the most points until time runs out, whether it be by a touchdown, field goal, or a safety. Then their is the defense, the objective of the defense is to stop the other team...

Pros: Best Football game out there!
Cons: Nice Spiral on the Punt!

Well, here we are a year later! The Sega Dreamcast is currently the big boy on the block (although for how long remains to be seen) and there are now about 150 titles out for the system. Well the developers appear to have finally gotten familiar with the...

Pros: There are soo many. Online mode esp.
Cons: Absolutely Zero

I would like to start this opinion by talking about the developer of NFL 2K1, Visual Concepts. Nobody knew where Visual Concepts was going to go when it first started making games for the Sega Dreamcast. Everyone was so used to EA Sports' Madden...

Pros: franchise mode, running easier, passing more realistic
Cons: online play might lag a bit

After a dismal showing of the first 2K1 game, World Series Baseball 2K1, I was very skeptical about the release of NFL2K1. I mean, was I going to be able to even control my defense? I went to the store, looked at the back, and it looked like the exact...

Pros: Graphics spectacular, sound is like you are in the stadium
Cons: no classic teams, dont like the music

I have been a diehard Playstation fan and had been waiting patiently to get a Playstation 2. However, when I played this game (NFL 2k1) a couple weeks ago I grew impatient with the lack of PS2's and bought a Dreamcast. Even better, it was ON SALE! I...