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• 'Get Down' touchdown celebration

Press B, A, B, Y after scoring a touchdown.

• Achievements

Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.

Achievement	How to unlock
A-Train ( 10 points )	Manually break 3 tackles in any Campaign Mode or Quick Play game.
Alpha Dog ( 25 points )	Train Franchise up to an A+ rating during Campaign Mode.
Anger Management ( 15 points )	Accumulate 5 late hit icons in a single Campaign Mode game.
Big Spender ( 25 points )	Spend over a million dollars in Campaign mode.
Bulldozer ( 10 points )	Get 10 sacks with Franchise in one Campaign Mode game.
Contender ( 10 points )	Win a game online.
Dr. Feelgood ( 15 points )	Successfully perform 10 Great Triages (over 90%) in Campaign Mode.
Early Release ( 25 points )	Beat Prison Ball in Campaign Mode.
Face of the League ( 130 points )	Finish Campaign Mode.
Faithful ( 15 points )	Be faithful to 1 girl throughout Campaign Mode.
Floater ( 10 points )	Intercept 3 passes (Campaign Mode, Quick Play or Online).
Franchise Player ( 25 points )	Win the Division 1 Championship and the League MVP with Franchise.
Full Deck ( 30 points )	Win an Online game with every team. (Ranked Match)
Go Long! ( 10 points )	Gain 450 passing yards in any Campaign Mode game.
Group Hug ( 10 points )	Land 3 three man tackles in any Campaign Mode, Quick Play or Bonus Mode game.
Hall of Fame ( 40 points )	Franchise declared the MVP in all three division seasons.
He's Ready ( 20 points )	Complete Training Mode
Hollywood ( 25 points )	Perform 5 different touchdown celebrations in a single Quick Play, Online or Campaign game.
Hot Streak ( 20 points )	Win 5 games in a row online with any teams. (Ranked Match)
House Rules ( 40 points )	Win a game against the computer in every Bonus Mode.
Ironman ( 10 points )	Score 5 TD's and get 5 sacks with Franchise in a single Campaign Mode game.
Jackpot ( 10 points )	Earn $400,000 in one campaign mode game.
King of the Yard ( 10 points )	Shut out the computer in a Bonus Mode game of Prison Ball.
Legendary Rookie ( 40 points )	Beat Division 3 in Campaign Mode.
Legendary Sophomore ( 80 points )	Beat Division 2 in Campaign Mode.
Lockdown ( 10 points )	Shut out an opponent in an online game.
Lucky 7's ( 10 points )	Throw at least 7 TD passes in a single game in Campaign Mode.
Magic Hands ( 10 points )	Catch every pass thrown by your QB in any Campaign Mode game.
Main Man ( 35 points )	Get Franchise's Reputation to 25 level or higher in Campaign Mode.
Man Blanket ( 10 points )	Force 3 turnovers with Franchise during a Division Season in Campaign Mode.
MVP ( 20 points )	Franchise declared the MVP in any division season.
Parole Violation ( 15 points )	Injure an opponent with Karl Tirpitz in Campaign Mode.
Playah ( 15 points )	Hook up with 3 different girls in Campaign Mode.
Power Surge ( 10 points )	Score three TD's in a single quarter in Campaign Mode.
Real Deal ( 15 points )	Win three games in a row online with a Campaign Mode custom team. (Ranked Match)
Return to Sender ( 10 points )	Return two kickoff or punt returns for TD's in any game.
Rushing Attack ( 15 points )	Score 5 rushing TD's in any Campaign Mode game.
Safety Dance ( 10 points )	Force a safety in a single Campaign Mode, Quick Play or Bonus Mode game.
Sandman ( 15 points )	Complete 3+ sacks with Quentin Sands in a single Campaign Mode game.
Showoff ( 10 points )	Perform 10 different TD celebrations with Franchise in Campaign Mode.
Skidmark ( 10 points )	Cause 3 weather slips to your opponent in a Campaign Mode game.
Stiffarmed ( 10 points )	Injure 2 defenders in a single game in Campaign Mode.
The Clap ( 10 points )	Play someone with the Clap in online play and you get the Clap.
Welcome Rookie ( 15 points )	Win first game of Campaign Mode

• Bone Crushers bonus mode

Cause at least five injuries in a game. Note: This is easier if you set the 'Quarter Time Limit' past 2 minutes in the options.

• Face of the League

Finish Campaign Mode.

• Franchise Player

Win the Division 1 Championship and the League MVP with Franchise.

• Hall of Fame

Franchise declared the MVP in all three division seasons.

• NFL references

There is a player named Packrat Jones on the New England Regulars, whose real life counter-part is actually NFL superstar Pacman Jones. There are also speculations that the New England Regulars are cheating in a game, which is a spoof of the New England Patriots cheating against the Jets.
The 'Pitbull Revenge' achievement or trophy, where you have to injure Mike Mexico in the prison game is actually a reference to Michael Vick's alias 'Ron Mexico', and the award name is actually when Vick got arrested and jailed for a dogfighting ring.

• Pain bonus mode

Successfully complete Training mode.

• Prison Ball bonus mode

Win the Prison Ball game during Campaign mode.

• Secret Achievements

Achievement	How to unlock
Anatomy Lesson ( 20 points )	You have caused every possible injury at least once.
Testikill ( 20 points )	Ruptured 10 scrotums in any mode of play.
Pitbull Payback ( 10 points )	Knocked Mike Mexico out of the game during Prison Ball (Campaign Mode or Bonus Mode).
Battagliation ( 15 points )	Knocked Bruno Battaglia out of the game during the League Championship.
Proposition ( 10 points )	Proposed to a cheerleader in any mode of play
Make it Rain ( 10 points )	Knocked New England Captain Packrat James out of the game in any mode.

• Touchdown Celebrations

Enter one of the following codes after scoring a touchdown to execute the corresponding celebration. Note: Some celebrations must be unlocked through game play before they can be used. An error message will appear if they are used too early.

Unlockable	How to unlock
Air Traffic	Press X, Y, X, B.
Back It Up	Press X, B, Y, B.
Ball Spike	Press A(3), B.
Beer Chug	Press A(2), B(2).
Clothesline	Press Y, A(2), B.
CPR	Press Y(2), B(2).
Dance Fever	Press Y(3), A.
En Garde	Press B(3), X.
The Fiddler	Press Y, X(2), Y.
Get Down	Press B, A, B, Y.
Golf Putt	Press A, X, Y, B.
Grenade	Press A, X, B, Y.
Gunslinger	Press A(2), B, A.
Hand Exchange	Press B(2), X, A.
Helmet Fling	Press A, X, A, X.
Knighted	Press A(2), Y, X.
Knockout	Press X(2), Y(2).
Man Crush	Press X(3), Y.
Nut Shot	Press Y(2), B, A.
Pinned	Press Y, X, B, A.
The Pooper	Press Y, X, A, B.
Proposal	Press B, X, B, A.
Pylon Darts	Press A, B, A, B.
Pylon Kick	Press B, A(2), B.
Tango	Press Y, X, A, X.

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Blitz: The League
Developer(s)	Midway Chicago
Publisher(s)	Midway Games
Producer(s)	Adam Boyes
Designer(s)	Kraig Kujawa
Programmer(s)	Dave Lang
Artist(s)	Matthew Gilmore
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360, PlayStation Portable
Release	PlayStation 2, Xbox October 17, 2005 Xbox 360 October 30, 2006 PlayStation Portable December 12, 2006
Genre(s)	Sports
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer

Blitz: The League is an American football video game developed and published by Midway Games as an extension of their NFL Blitz series. It was released in October 2005 for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox after the National Football League (NFL) signed an exclusive licensing deal with Electronic Arts. Lawrence Taylor, who provides voice acting for the game, serves as its official spokesman. A second version of the game was released on the Xbox 360 in October 2006. In December 2006, a portable version titled Blitz: Overtime was released on the PlayStation Portable. These versions included the voicework and likeness of former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski. The game was originally intended to be a Wiilaunch title, but the version was delayed and eventually canceled.^[1][2]

On January 22, 2007, the game was refused classification^[3] by the Office of Film and Literature Classification in Australia, effectively banning the game there. The game was banned as the use of drugs was related to incentives and rewards.^[4]Blitz: The League and its sequel are the only 2 professional football games ever to receive the 'Mature' rating from the ESRB.

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Changes[edit]

Since Midway Games no longer had an NFL license, Blitz: The League focuses on a fictional league consisting of 18 teams known simply as 'The League', whose history is written as a tongue-in-cheek parallel of the NFL's, with the league consisting of three divisions, using a system of promotion and relegation. The game also brings back the hard-hitting and violent gameplay of earlier Blitz games. Former NFL linebacker Lawrence Taylor voices Quentin Sands, captain of the New York Nightmare. In the next iteration released in 2006, former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski voices Bruno Battaglia, the captain of the Baltimore Bearcats.

Gameplay[edit]

Blitz: The League is very similar to previous installments in the Blitz series, as it depicts an aggressive and violent version of gridiron football. Like previous games in the series, first downs are awarded at 30 yards, not 10; there are eight men to a side (similar to arena football, not 11 as in American football); penalties and referees do not exist (although players are somehow prohibited from going offsides); and overly vicious tackles and blocking are the norm. On gaining yards, making tackles for a loss, scoring, or forcing turnovers, players are rewarded with an increased 'Clash' meter. When the 'Clash' meter is charged up, players may perform 'dirty' stiff-arms, dodges, rush avoidance (for quarterbacks), or, most importantly, 'dirty hits' on defense. Performing a 'dirty' hit or stiff-arm causes opposing players to lose stamina (in essence, reducing their effectiveness) and occasionally become injured (An image of an x-ray would zoom into a specific bone and show it snap, show a ligament tearing, or depict a different brutal injury). After successfully performing a number of 'Clash' moves (or forcing turnovers and scoring touchdowns), players can perform 'Unleash' moves which are nearly unstoppable.

When an injury occurs, the player may choose to 'treat' the injury normally, or 'juice' the injury (inject an athlete with steroids). 'Juicing' causes an injury to be ignored, but increases the risk of more severe injuries. However some injuries are so serious (kneecap fracture, torn ACL, wrist fracture, ruptured Achilles), that juicing is not a possible option.

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Campaign mode[edit]

In the single-player campaign mode, the player is challenged to win championships in all three divisions of the fictitious League. The player begins by creating a new team, designing its uniforms and choosing a team name, then picks one of three defensive veterans and one of three offensive rookies as team captains.

The player must win seven of ten regular-season games in each division, followed by a division championship. Players need to decide on a training program for each athlete, which gradually increases the athlete's skills. Players also earn money for each game based on performance, 'dirty hits' performed, etc., and can also earn additional money for 'gambling' on the results of a game. With this money, players may purchase superior equipment, training facilities, and drugs (some legal, some not) that can be used to augment performance. Occasionally, players may be asked if they would like to spend money to send prostitutes to the opposing team's room before a game, an option based on the supposed real-life exploits of game spokesman Lawrence Taylor,^{[citation needed]} which greatly reduces their strength on game day.

In 'Campaign' mode, the player is also periodically shown cutscenes illustrating a variety of subplots involving the team. The game begins at the end of the previous season, when Quentin Sands of the New York Nightmare lands a devastating, career-ending hit on the player's team's star quarterback, similar to Taylor's sack of Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann during the 1985 NFL season, which broke Theismann's leg and ended his career, as the team is demoted to Division 3. As the game progresses, the player learns that the veteran captain has returned to the game as a result of financial troubles, while the rookie is portrayed as a naive yet talented individual whom Sands has targeted as the next player whose career he'll end on the field.

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The story of the 'Campaign' mode was partially written by former writers of Playmakers, a controversial show on the ESPN network that was canceled due to the NFL's objections to its portrayal of professional football players. Like in the series, the pro circuit chronicled in the game is simply referred to as 'The League'.

Also, before every game in 'Campaign' mode, players are shown an optionally skippable cutscene, wherein the coach lays out the gameplan for how best to play against the opponents' offense, defense or occasionally, star player in order to win, adding an element of strategy to each game.

Reception[edit]

Critical reception for Blitz: The League was positive, with the game receiving an aggregated score of 76/100 on Metacritic.^[5]

The most common critical complaints with Blitz revolved around allegations of 'rubberband AI'; that is, in single-player mode, the computer opponent becomes nearly unbeatable late in games with the human player leading. However, many critics also pointed out that rubberband AI is also an undocumented feature of more 'legitimate' football titles such as the Madden NFL series. The PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable releases were also criticized for their very long delays and load times.^{[citation needed]}

Australian ban[edit]

The government of Australia officially banned the game due to depiction of anabolic steroid usage as a stamina booster.^[6]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^'Midway Talks Wii'. IGN. September 27, 2006. Archived from the original on 2006-11-01. Retrieved 2006-11-04.
2. ^'Blitz: The League'. GameSpy. Archived from the original on 2014-05-15. Retrieved January 6, 2013.
3. ^(PDF). Office of Film and Literature Classification. January 22, 2007 https://web.archive.org/web/20081031030914/http://www.classification.gov.au/resource.html?resource=944&filename=944.pdf. Archived from the original(PDF) on October 31, 2008. Retrieved February 21, 2007.Missing or empty |title= (help)
4. ^'Blitz banned in Australia'. Gamespot. Archived from the original on 2018-10-20. Retrieved 5 September 2017.
5. ^'Blitz: The League Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 2016-03-10. Retrieved April 19, 2016.
6. ^'Midway's Blitz: The League Banned in Australia'. Game Politics. January 24, 2007. Archived from the original on September 30, 2007. Retrieved January 24, 2007.

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