SummaryGet ready for hard-hitting tackles and wild touchdowns as Mickey, Goofy, and other Disney characters take to the gridiron. In Disney Sports Football, you'll create a team and compete in four modes: Challenge, Cup, Exhibition, and Practice. You'll have plenty of running and passing plays, offensive and defensive formations, and turbo moves to mast... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
Developer:KCEO
Disney Sports: Football
GameCube
Released On:
Dec 8, 2002
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Mixed or Average
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While it's not going to make you shelve your copy of "NFL 2K3," it is a surprisingly deep take on the gridiron game.
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With victories, you earn special items and magic abilities. [Jan 2003, p.173]
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Not only is the running game slow as ass, but I once saw a failed field goal earn my opponent three points. [Mar 2003, p.85]
60
While the computer AI, stat tracking, control, and sound are not in the same league as "Madden NFL 2003" or "NFL 2K3," audiences normally intimidated by professional football games no longer have to wish upon a star for a game designed to their tastes.
52
A sloppy, loose-handling game of football that can't hold a torch to any of the games it tries to emulate.
51
Just isn't very satisfying on any level. If you're at all a fan of real football or even "NFL Blitz" steer clear of this future coffee table mini-coaster.
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The presentation is top notch, but maybe you need to be a 5-year-old to make stupid-ass Goofy complete a pass. [Feb 2003, p.71]
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Jan 1, 2024
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Turns out disney magic wont make football suddenly not be anti-entertainment. Theres no level of magic that could make me play one more minute of this absolutely trash ass game, horrid experience. DO NOT tell anyone how to open the control overview menu, print that **** out or something. If this game was my child (Timothy Bradington) I wouldn't be kissing that boy. In fact, John Brady should maybe play this so that his love for football can die out. Shoutout to these two reviews: GMR Magazine: The presentation is top notch, but maybe you need to be a 5-year-old to make stupid-ass Goofy complete a pass. [Feb 2003, p.71] Game Informer: Not only is the running game slow as ass, but I once saw a failed field goal earn my opponent three points. [Mar 2003, p.85]
