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Madden NFL 2001 N64

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Description:

Considering its humble beginnings on the Sega Genesis, the Madden series has come a long way (and even more yardage has been covered by the PlayStation2's inaugural scrimmage). Even with expectations high, Madden NFL 2001 for the Nintendo 64 is very, very good. This game looks better than the original NFL Quarterback Club--an early standard in football visuals--and plays like the previous year's version of Madden on the PlayStation.

EA Sports has added some new playability features, such as collectable Madden Cards for fulfilling certain tasks in the game. The Madden Cards can be traded with friends, using the Nintendo 64 memory card, and can be used to unlock secret game codes, players, stadiums, and legendary NFL teams. The new two-minute drill feature allows up to 10 players to compete for the highest score.

But Madden NFL 2001does have some trouble in a couple of areas. The CPU has a problem with clock management when it is behind with time running out; sometimes it will fail to call a time-out and let the clock expire at the half or at the end of the game. Madden himself sounds a little run down in this game as he only has a few phrases and he says them over and over and over. The crowd noise and the cheers are not very well done and can get annoying.

Despite its few flaws, pound for pound this is the best NFL football title ever made for the Nintendo 64. --Todd Mowatt

Pros:

  • Best football game yet made for the Nintendo 64
  • Collectable Madden Cards can be used to unlock secret game codes, players, stadiums, and teams
  • New 2-minute drill feature
Cons:
  • Clock-management bug sometimes lets time expire at the half
  • Repetitive Madden phrases

Features:

madden 2001


nintendo 64


football


Product Details:
Product Length: 4.72 inches
Product Width: 3.39 inches
Product Height: 0.71 inches
Product Weight: 0.2 pounds
Package Length: 4.72 inches
Package Width: 3.39 inches
Package Height: 0.71 inches
Package Weight: 0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 26 reviews
Game Information:
Platform: Nintendo 64
Media: Video Game
Item Quantity: 1
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.5 ( 26 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

38 of 39 found the following review helpful:

5Madden does it againSep 08, 2000

I went out and bought QBC 2001 the other day and just sold it in on online auction.. Picked up Madden 2001 this morning and I LOVE IT. Before this I have been playing Madden 99 and there is a world of difference. Graphics are sharp, commentary is MUCH better, running game is a lot easier. And, the game still has the same 'Madden' controls that havent changed with time.. It makes playing a lot easier if you have played a Madden game before this one. From the few football games available on the N64, Madden is still tops. Don't waste your time with the others.

20 of 23 found the following review helpful:

4The Hottest Football GameSep 12, 2000

I would have to say that Madden NFL 2001 is one of the hottest games out there when it comes to crunch time smack and pop play. The graphics on this game are near the top of the line and the new sound effects during the game are hot. I like the style and attitude of the football players on the field is awesome. I would reccomend this game if you are a 100% football fan and want to see and hear the best of the NFL, this game is for you.

12 of 13 found the following review helpful:

4Best Madden on N64Dec 24, 2000
By Kevin Moran
Madden 2001 is the best football game on N64. The graphics are improved, the animation is smooth, and play control is nice. There are some nice added features, like finally the ability to pull the ball down as the QB and run if no one is open or if your QB is in trouble. The computer seems to finally call penalties, which makes it more realistic.

The Madden commentary is still terrible(why doesn't EA take a hint?). Also, you can modify the computer AI, making them run/pass more, and set the kind of playcalling(aggressive, conservative, normal). However, even if you set the game to mostly run, the CPU still seems very pass-happy, no matter what team they are. Oh yeah, and you will get burned if you don't put major pressure on the QB, even if you have an all-star secondary.

Despite the horrible commentary and the strange AI, this is still a very, very solid game, and I would tell any football fan to buy it since QB Club stinks, and Blitz is just for casual fans. So go out and buy this!

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5good gameDec 03, 2000

This is the best game i've bought I heard of the bugs in this game but none have happened to me so far exept for the phrases that are on the game I like it this is the best game i've bought

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

2very frustratingJan 25, 2002

I just couldn't enjoy this game. I would get filled with anger and have to turn it off. I don't know if all these people played this game for N64 but the only thing going for this game is the graphics. The AI isn't good, it just cheats. Their guys can run and catch through your guys. It is impossible to run, because it is nearly impossible to break tackles. Your man is never open because when you throw the ball the computer players get a sudden burst of speed and all of a sudden your guy is triple-teamed by the time the ball gets there. Penalties are usually in favor the computer. Madden 2002 is a much better game, but that isn't on N64. If I had to buy for 64, I would ethier get QB Club 2001 or Madden 2000.

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