Instead, Blitz: The League features no name players and a whole host of teams that I have never heard of. But one thing is for sure: this is no traditional football game. Blitz: The League is a ...

If you ever played Blitz in its arcade heyday, the core mechanics of The League will be immediately familiar to you. This is eight-on-eight football with an incredibly quick pace, 30-yard downs ...

By forging ahead with a non-NFL licensed football game, Midway and Blitz: The League are trying something unprecedented in this "modern-era" of videogames. If sports franchises --with their steady ...

In relation to EA's Madden standard, everything that's down is up, and vice versa: Teams field eight players instead of 11, it takes 30 yards instead of 10 for a first down, cursing, taunting, and ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly, “Blitz: The League” does not appear to be getting a warm response from the NFL. Advertisement “We’re aware of the game,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said.

Welcome to Blitz: The League, where the rules are: there are no rules! ... It made up teams with fake player names, but most appropriately, it thumbed its nose at lawful, ...

Our team of gaming experts spend hours testing and reviewing the latest games, ... If there was one defining moment in Blitz: The League, it was when my player caught a 60-yard pass one-handed, ...

Blitz: The League II Review Midway's arcade football franchise breaks all the rules, plus your arms, legs, skull, scrotum, and spleen. If that sounds like fun, it's because it is.

In Blitz: The League you'll be able to customize your entire team starting with the name, logo, and jersey color. After that, you can edit each player on the team, customizing his look and equipment.