Blitz: The League is going next-gen. What could it mean? A Michael Irvin hookers and drug spree mini-game in "The White House?" A Maurice Clarett gun-running vehicular combat mode? Super Bowl ...

In Blitz: The League, there is no official NFL football license so that means no official NFL teams, no official NFL logos, and of course no official NFL players. Instead, Blitz: The League ...

Blitz: The League is a game perfect for people who like shiny boxes without really caring what's inside. The game uses profanity, cheerleaders shaking their ass, and broken bones to distract you ...

Blitz: The League contains no franchise mode to speak ... complete with city name, uniform style, and logo. Then you get to choose a rookie offensive player and a veteran defensive player.

Blitz: The League's debut on the Xbox 360 is a lot like ... complete with city name, uniform style, and logo. Then you get to choose a rookie offensive player and a veteran defensive player.

CHICAGO, AUGUST 6, 2008 Midway Games Inc. (NYSE: MWY), a leading interactive entertainment industry publisher and developer, today announced that top talent including, Frank Caliendo, host of ...

Blitz: The League stays true to this, while adding a whole new layer to the game as a whole. Midway apparently first and foremost approached Peter Egan , the man behind ESPN’s controversial ...

Blitz: The League is the football video game the National Football League probably isn't looking forward to. And there's a Canadian partly responsible for it. Thanks to producer Adam Boyes ...

While Midway's hard-hitting Blitz series already had one foot in the arcade, its new Blitz: The League gives the raspberries to the NFL by accentuating all of its image problems, from juiced-up ...

The majority of the logos and uniforms I saw looked ok ... Ok, so now for the other part of Blitz: The League II. During a game, you'll have the opportunity to injure the opponent.