Blitz: The League encourages you to go for it on fourth down, starts your offense out on a first and 30, ... You start out by renaming the team, giving the team a new logo, and new uniforms.

Team name, logo, home city, stadium -- all gone. Instead, he decides that it's better for you to use a well-designed create-a-team feature to, um, create your own team. We went with the California ...

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's debut on the Xbox 360 is a lot like its debut on the Xbox and PS2--mainly because it's just about the exact same game. To be fair, ... uniform style, and logo.

Negotiations are expected to begin and deception is scheduled to ensue on Blitz: The League II's planned release this Fall for the Xbox 360® videogame and entertainment system from Microsoft and ...

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 ...

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, a ...

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 ...

Though nowhere near as deep as Madden, Blitz: The League has a pick-up-and-play quality that's appealing for those who don't care to sweat over realistic playbooks or grind out every yard.