Backbreaker News Post
04:23 PM - January 6, 2010 by MelMan1486Backbreaker Videos
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# 61
nighttrain32 @ 01/18/10 12:14 AM
Is this supposed to be more of a sim style game or is this like the classic NFL Blitz games? I can see why people would be anticipating the release of this game if it could over-throw Madden but the trailer looks like Blitz to me.
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Hopeful-would like to see a split screen 2 minute drill of actual gameplay.
For some reason when I first saw the footage, the movements looked really similar to the early PS2 Madden/NCAA games. I really like how players lean into their turns like they did in ea's earlier games. I also saw some cuts/foot plants that looked similar as well. The movements are looking good so far from what I see.
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turftickler @ 02/01/10 12:05 AM
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This is Backbreaker
You couldn't be more wrong. LOL. How does Backbreaker look anything like Blitz football games at all? They are so far opposite of each other, but whatever.
Sorry guys, but anyone who compares BB to Blitz needs to watch these videos.
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z4ckdabeast @ 02/01/10 09:38 AM
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# 67
turftickler @ 02/01/10 11:42 AM
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NFL Hardest Hits
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Backbreaker E3 Trailer
# 68
z4ckdabeast @ 02/01/10 06:27 PM
You asked what was in common between the two games, and I gave you an answer. Your response didn't follow what I said hardly at all, so don't give me that confused smiley.
# 69
turftickler @ 02/01/10 06:57 PM
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# 70
Swingking77 @ 02/02/10 03:01 AM
Over all though, the hits aren't that over the top... I'm sure that they took the high road and showed a high light reel kind of approach, but we've also seen near misses, we've seen grazing hits, and of course, we've seen the complete up ended ones as well. With Madden allowing people to use the hit stick with little to no penalty for poor decisions reguarding this, this video of what I'll call high lights is actuely a pretty good indication that there might just be more to making big hits then simply pressing a stick down or up...
# 71
Hammerhunker @ 02/02/10 09:14 AM
We can see what it can do in the open field, how about that 3 yard gain between the tackles? Simple, yes, but does the common plays look common or is it highlight real stuff too?
# 72
turftickler @ 02/02/10 11:16 AM
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60 fps will be less likely because of the amount of CPU power needed. If it were developed on the PS3 first, which is tougher to do, then it would be able to run at 60ps on the PS3 with no problem. But since it is being developed on the XBox 360, which has less processing power, it may be running at a very smooth 30fps. Keep in mind that the animations are on the fly, which require less processing power so they are able to run at a smoother framerate than scripted animations in "other football games".
If it is running at 30fps, there will be nothing to fear.
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LingeringRegime @ 02/02/10 12:00 PM
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# 74
turftickler @ 02/02/10 01:24 PM
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turf any word on those dev diaries yet. i was on the forum yesterday it seemed like it would have been at least one yesterday, but no dice
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LingeringRegime @ 02/02/10 01:59 PM
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turftickler @ 02/02/10 02:24 PM
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turftickler @ 02/03/10 09:33 PM
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It may run at 60 fps by now, but over a year ago it was not going to. Hopefully that has changed to 60 fps. It truly depends on how fast it can be processed. The PS3 can keep up, but the 360 just can't. Since they were developing from the 360 over a year ago, it may still be at 30 fps.
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