Spoiler Finished All in all, QB Club '99 plays much better than last year's version in virtually every respect. Graphics Never before has Acclaim's selling point been more true. QB Club '99 really does go the extra mile to bring football fans the best looking pigskin game we've ever seen. Player animation is breathtaking. Nothing can compete.
Players dive through the air to make catches and the ball often lands perfectly in their hands.
We guarantee that you'll find yourself watching the game's instant replay mode in amazement. We could go on and on and on. Let's just say that QB Club '99 might as well be a technology demo for what Nintendo 64, given the right development team, is capable of. Sound Like Midway with Wipeout 64, Acclaim contracted Fluke to write a special version of its hit single Absurd for the game's intro, menu, and replay sequences. Iguana puts its proprietary sound compression techniques to good use for QB Club '99.