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'ESPN NFL Football' Featuring 'The Crib' (PS2/Xbox) - Screens

by Rainier on July 21, 2003 @ 3:00 p.m. PDT

Exclusively in "ESPN NFL Football" this fall, gamers will be given a place to flaunt their rewards and bragging rights with an innovative new feature called "The Crib." Deck out an empty pad with more than 300 unlockable items and "score big" for making great plays, scoring points or just getting lucky. The more you play, the faster you can move in that air hockey table and chill in your overstuffed recliner. Read more for details and screens ...

"The Crib" gives gamers access to an empty pad that they can deck out with more than 300 unlockable items as they play through the game and score points, make plays or just get lucky. The more gamers play, the more they can win, so "The Crib" will offer players more of an incentive to crush the competition.

"We already knew that our sports gamers were ultra-competitive, so we wanted to keep challenging them to be on their game when they play," said Greg Thomas, president of Visual Concepts Entertainment, maker of the acclaimed '2K' sports game series. "This is one of the many ways that we are raising the bar in 'ESPN NFL Football' this year with innovative features that keep the game not only challenging, but also fun."

As gamers play through "ESPN NFL Football," they will be alerted via overlays that they have unlocked an item for their "Crib." There are a wide variety of unlockable "virtual" rewards ranging from mini-games such as air hockey or paper football; decorative items such as couches, bobbleheads or recliners; team-specific items such as NFL team banners, in addition to a load of other items. At anytime during the game, players can review their User Card to track the progress of their unlockables.

"ESPN NFL Football" will be available at retailers nationwide in September for the PS2 and the Xbox.

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