But their most irritating similarity is sequelitis. It seems lack of creativity plagues game makers as much as movie producers. Despite that, teens and adults alike are flocking to get the next big game. In fact, more people are buying more games than ever before. Most are for the personal computer, Sony PlayStation or the Nintendo 64 game systems.
Sports games are big business, so just about every major producer of games has a sports line.
NFL 2000 is so realistic that when the players break in between plays and walk to their huddles, you swear it is like watching a real game. The other game for the Dreamcast is not as realistic, but is fun to pick up and play. Ready 2 Rumble Boxing is more like cartoon boxing but is hilarious to watch. Look for both in the fall when Dreamcast is launched. Finally, Electronic Arts, the king of sports games for the computer and home consoles, will have new versions of its annual sports titles including FIFA Soccer 2000, NHL 2000, NBA Live 2000, Madden Football 2000 and Tiger Woods Golf 2000.