American Football

**Yoshi** · 07 Aug 2009, 07:07 PM

Those are pretty awesome. The last time my brother visited he got incredibly pissed at me for running the Nigerian Nightmare on him constantly.

**jyoung** · 08 Aug 2009, 03:43 AM

Okoye is definitely a beast in this game.

Just ask Six, who had the honor of being the '90s Chiefs' first online opponent.

**Yoshi** · 08 Aug 2009, 12:55 PM

Mother fucking All Pro is region locked. At least I only spent $6.23 to find out. Play-Asia's list still had a ? next to NTSC-J for it. Back to the PS3 version I guess.

**Joust Williams** · 08 Aug 2009, 05:59 PM

What's that site with the NFL-made teams/color schemes/whatevers?

**jyoung** · 08 Aug 2009, 07:03 PM

There's a bunch of uniform codes in this thread.

NFL, College, CFL, USFL, XFL, there's all kinds of crazy stuff in there.

As for building the 2009 NFL teams, Biff and I are getting ready to start a 32-team league that has some pretty good team builds. Check out the builds we're using in the league validation thread.

I am usually really picky when it comes to uniforms, so I usually just do a google search, make some notes from NFL pictures and build them myself.

This site is awesome for non-current NFL uniforms.

**Joust Williams** · 08 Aug 2009, 11:51 PM

So I played the Madden 10 demo and APF 2K8 back-to-back, and...yeah. Madden isn't bad, but APF is STILL better. The UI is atrocious though. I can't figure out how to save multiple teams (is this even possible?) and the menus are shit, but I used one of those codes and I got the Seahawks colors (with a crappy generic logo, but you can't do anything about that).

**jyoung** · 09 Aug 2009, 01:35 AM

You can save something like 7 teams per roster file.

To make a team, just use the right stick to bring up the menus and look for "create a team."

Make sure to go to "edit a playbook" and give your team all the plays, too. There's something ridiculous like 15,000 plays total.

Once you have a complete playbook, you can copy that playbook onto your other teams using this method.