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I recently purchased the Official PS2 magazine and read through the review they had on AFL 2005.
Paul Frew was the man who wrote the review and he gave it 8/10
He stated the downside was very basic player models, but thats no big deal as yet, its much more important to get the gameplay right first thing, then add in more detail over time ....
Anyway, basically said the game controls are a lot more intuitive and responsive then previous versions, no real time delay in button bashing as in the older versions he felt, which creates a faster slicker game.
He gave one interesting insight into how the game works ... 0 will tackle but holding R1 and pressing the 0 button will have a player do an AGGRESSIVE tackle ... which apparently is more likely to make the ball spill free and/or injure the opponent.
He said overall it was without doubt the best AFL game of yet thus far, but still with work to be done of cause.
That other internet review worries me a bit ... the team rankings with Collingwood ranked highest
And i did notice in AFL 2004 i could kick like 40.3 which was ridiculously too easy to snag goals from anywhere, hopefully this is no longer the case,
But the PS2 review stated also bumping which can be done, will push players off balance and there kick offline.
Hopefully these things arnt an issue when the full game is finally out
Paul Frew was the man who wrote the review and he gave it 8/10
He stated the downside was very basic player models, but thats no big deal as yet, its much more important to get the gameplay right first thing, then add in more detail over time ....
Anyway, basically said the game controls are a lot more intuitive and responsive then previous versions, no real time delay in button bashing as in the older versions he felt, which creates a faster slicker game.
He gave one interesting insight into how the game works ... 0 will tackle but holding R1 and pressing the 0 button will have a player do an AGGRESSIVE tackle ... which apparently is more likely to make the ball spill free and/or injure the opponent.
He said overall it was without doubt the best AFL game of yet thus far, but still with work to be done of cause.
That other internet review worries me a bit ... the team rankings with Collingwood ranked highest
And i did notice in AFL 2004 i could kick like 40.3 which was ridiculously too easy to snag goals from anywhere, hopefully this is no longer the case,
But the PS2 review stated also bumping which can be done, will push players off balance and there kick offline.
Hopefully these things arnt an issue when the full game is finally out
Cheers SOTW
Good to hear of a better review, that puts the other bad review out of contention
Good to hear of a better review, that puts the other bad review out of contention
melbournemartin
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IS IT ON PC? ARGH
hopefully it is hard to score goals from a set shot.
there should be a little bar like in AFL 99 that takes some skill atleast and even then...if you are kicking with a ********e player it should be ********e hard to kick a goal and still hard to kick one with a Lloyd or a Green just so we have a challenge
hopefully it is hard to score goals from a set shot.
there should be a little bar like in AFL 99 that takes some skill atleast and even then...if you are kicking with a ********e player it should be ********e hard to kick a goal and still hard to kick one with a Lloyd or a Green just so we have a challenge
well EB in Perth has 'coming soon' AFL 2005 boxes for 'pc' on display so id say that is a yes.
The PC version is priced at 49.95, the PS2 at 99.95...wonder why?
The PC version is priced at 49.95, the PS2 at 99.95...wonder why?
I asked the Sony this question
I got a reply 2 days later and that said
Yeah thanks Sony that really answered my question
I got a reply 2 days later and that said
Yeah thanks Sony that really answered my question
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Dear Jason,
Thank you for your recent email.
Unfortunately as the game is still currently going through the finishing touches the official release date is still not confirmed, if you visit our website it mentions for a release in September but still to be considered. Please visit our website for more information regarding the release of this title.
Nothing has been announced at this point for an AFL 2006.
Regards,
PlayStation Support Centre
Telephone: 1-300-365-911
Fax: (02) 9450 9011
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 08.00 - 22.00, Sat/Sun 10.00 - 18.00 AEST (Calls to the PlayStation Support Centre are charged at the cost of a local call)
looks lyk the 22nd.
Thank you for your recent email.
Unfortunately as the game is still currently going through the finishing touches the official release date is still not confirmed, if you visit our website it mentions for a release in September but still to be considered. Please visit our website for more information regarding the release of this title.
Nothing has been announced at this point for an AFL 2006.
Regards,
PlayStation Support Centre
Telephone: 1-300-365-911
Fax: (02) 9450 9011
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 08.00 - 22.00, Sat/Sun 10.00 - 18.00 AEST (Calls to the PlayStation Support Centre are charged at the cost of a local call)
looks lyk the 22nd.
melbournemartin
Brownlow Medallist
PC coming out October 2. Was originally meant to come out before the PS2 version which is coming out 22 of sept but not anymore
only 49.95 for PC version
only 49.95 for PC version
BuckleysBest
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I went down to my local EB games store and now they say November sometime
BuckleysBest said:
Hmm, wouldn't surprise me.
Scrap AFL Premiership 2005
Bring out AFL Premiership 2006 - March 2006
Startest thing they would have done. Database is all that needs fixing (and maybe wizard rules). Obviously the Gameplay and Graphics are done. The Database is all, and teams will be finalised by December, unless somebody passes away like Troy Broadbridge did. It is only a computer game, cmon SONY.
Bring out AFL Premiership 2006 - March 2006
Startest thing they would have done. Database is all that needs fixing (and maybe wizard rules). Obviously the Gameplay and Graphics are done. The Database is all, and teams will be finalised by December, unless somebody passes away like Troy Broadbridge did. It is only a computer game, cmon SONY.
jaydenrussell
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are u talking about the pc releaseBuckleysBest said:
Would this be for real? This is from that mostly negative review at GamesArena.
Is this is a case, what a farce! Surely the likes of Port, Brisbane, St.Kilda and Geelong deserved to be rated much higher than Collingwood. If the above is true, the game is doomed from the outset. Hopefully, at the time this guy wrote the review, it wasn't the completed "build" of the game.
jaydenrussell said:
I was told September for the PC version. If this is true im taking my deposit back!
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With the trade and create a player ability, like NFL and Fifa, game will be a 10 year dynatsy game.
So even after trades and draft, you will be able to up date your team's lists.
Well this is what all the info about the game is saying.
Also checkout this review.
Doesn't sound too good does it!!
http://www.gamearena.com.au/games/title/ps2_aflpremiership2005/index.php
So even after trades and draft, you will be able to up date your team's lists.
Well this is what all the info about the game is saying.
Also checkout this review.
Doesn't sound too good does it!!
http://www.gamearena.com.au/games/title/ps2_aflpremiership2005/index.php
All that you just posted has been said already.
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