Features: All 30 NFL teams, 3-D rendered stadiums and over 1500 players. Endorsed by 2-time NFL MVP Brett Favre. Polygonal engine andcharacters designed exclusively for Nintendo 64 featuring the motion-captured moves of New York Jets star running back Adrian Murrell. Unprecedented football control achieved by fully integrating the Nintendo 64's analog joystick. The Nintendo 64's anti-aliasing, motion blending and real-time rendering capabilities allow for the most realistic player and field graphics ever seen in a football title. First ever high-resolution 640 x 480 graphics on the Nintendo 64. Attach a Nintendo 64 Rumble Packtm Impact Control Sensor and 'Feel the Power' of NFL QBC '98. Roster management includes: trading, creating, drafting, signing and releasing players; creatingnew teams and managing the salary cap. Comprehensive playbooks include plays designed by Brett Favre. PolyGram's NFL Films footage running on menu screens. Player injuries and penalties affect game and season play.
Please hear me out on this one people. This was a poorly designed game. I've played MUCH more complex sports games that were easier to learn and get the hang of. NFL2K (Dreamcast) for instance. All the play-calling menus are large, easy to read, and easy to understand. Very user friendly. The learning curve was about one hour for me, and that was for everything. Getting a feel for the running and passing, special teams, and controller configuration. NFL Quarterback Club 98? Forget about it! Tiny, tiny play..
