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Overview

All-Pro Football 2K8, developed by Visual Concepts and published by 2K Sports, was released on July 16, 2007 for both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. The developers at Visual Concepts had previously worked on their NFL 2K football games until 2005 when Electronic Arts acquired the exclusive rights to publish NFL content. After a couple year hiatus the 2K football team returned with a new idea. Knowing that they couldn't use any of the current NFL content or player likenesses Visual Concepts and 2K Sports decided to go in a new direction by signing the NFLPA's respective Hall-of-Fame to be in the game.

The game starts off by having the player create their own team. While creating their team the player gets to customize many attributes including uniforms, team logo, stadium design, and the team's name. After creating the team, the player is then sent to a legend selection screen. The legends are split up into three tiers, gold, silver, and bronze. You are however limited to only two gold, three silver, and six bronze legends per team. All of the non-legend players on your team are automatically filled in by fictional characters.

Gameplay

APF 2K8 featured gameplay that was very similar to that of its predecessor, ESPN NFL 2K5. The physics engine received a notable upgrade, featuring more fluid motion between animations, and improvements in model collision where now players would slide their arms past or move their foot over another player rather than clipping through them. With the exception of the Xbox 360's bumper integration, controls stayed exactly the same from 2K5.

A noticeable change in the mechanics were in regards to turnovers. The frequency of user-induced interceptions and fumbles dropped substantially from that of 2K5, while the frequency of blocked field goals increased.

Presentation

The visual presentation of APF 2K8 was greatly improved over NFL 2K5, featuring higher polygon-count models, enhanced facial animations and much more elaborate stadiums.

In-game announcers stayed the same from NFL 2K5 (Dan Stevens & Peter O'Keefe), and many recorded lines from 2K5 were reused in APF 2K8. Without the ESPN license, Chris Berman was removed from commenting on half-time and post-game highlight reels, and instead the commentary was replaced by the in-game announcers.

APF 2K8 suffers from graphical glitches, such as players seemingly bending their legs at the knee to a 90° degree angle and then proceeding to float a few feet above the ground over players who are lying down in their path. The game also re-renders all plays during highlights and during many post-game highlight reels the coaches can be seen standing in the middle of the highlighted plays as if they were shaking hands after the game.

With Electronic Arts holding the publishing rights to NFL-related content, there has been much support of development for unofficial roster updates using NFL characters in APF 2K8. These updates consist of many attributes of actual NFL content, including player names, likenesses, attributes, jerseys and team names. The updates are created by creating a game save on the Xbox 360 in-game, then transferring that save to a computer, using a complex hex-editor to manipulate the game content, and then the save is transferred back to the Xbox 360 hard drive.

Legends

2K Sports has licensed over 240 retired NFL legends for All-Pro Football 2K8. These legends are as follows:

Quarterbacks

Troy Aikman
Sammy Baugh
John Elway
Otto Graham
Dan Marino
Joe Montana
Warren Moon
Roger Staubach
Johnny Unitas
Steve Young
Randall Cunningham
Len Dawson
Archie Manning
Ken Stabler
Bart Starr
Joe Theismann
Steve Bartkowski
Bubby Brister
John Brodie
Lynn Dickey
Steve Grogan
Jim Harbaugh
Jim Hart
Bobby Hebert
Jeff Hostetler
Tommy Kramer
Dave Krieg
Bernie Kosar
Greg Landry
Ken O'Brien
Neil O'Donnell
Mark Rypien
Bill Wade
Andre Ware
Jim Zorn

Running Backs

Earl Campbell
Roger Craig
Lenny Moore
Walter Payton
Barry Sanders
Thurman Thomas
O.J. Simpson
Gale Sayers
Emmitt Smith
Marcus Allen
Christian Okoye
Curt Warner
Paul Hornung
Merril Hodge
Natrone Means
Dave Meggett
Joe Perry
Barry Foster
Hugh McElhenny
Billy Sims
Greg Bell
Chuck Foreman
Mike Rozier
Matt Snell
Chuck Muncie
Tom Rathman
Tony Canadeo
Reggie Cobb
Ricky Watters
Ickey Woods
Eric Bieniemy
Floyd Little
Freeman McNeil
George McAfee
Abner Haynes
Charley Trippi

Wide Recievers/Tight Ends

Irving Fryar
Herman Moore
Drew Pearson
Andre Reed
Jerry Rice
Fred Biletnikoff
Dwight Clark
Willie Gault
Raghib Ismail
Wesley Walker
Alvin Harper
Gary Clark
Don Maynard
Tony Martin
Ernest Givins
Henry Ellard
Ricky Sanders
John Taylor
Charley Taylor
Yancey Thigpen
Rob Moore
Rick Upchurch
Steve Tasker
Mike Ditka
Ben Coates
John Jefferson
Troy Drayton
Keith Jackson
Anthony Carter
James Lofton
Todd Christensen
Brent Jones
Raymond Berry
Dave Casper
Billy Joe Dupree
Bobby Mitchell
Don Hutson
Cliff Branch

Offensive Linemen

Anthony Munoz
Steve Wisniewski
Tom Mack
Dwight Stephenson
Guy McIntyre
Jim Parker
Jesse Sapolu
Randall McDaniel
Tony Boselli
Bill Curry
Russ Grimm
Joe Jacoby
Roosevelt Brown
Lou Creekmur
Dermontti Dawson
Joe DeLamielleure
Ron Mix
Jim Otto
Mick Tinglehoff
Bill Fralic
Jim Langer
Larry Little
Randall McDaniel
Randy Cross
Stan Jones
Bob St. Clair
Bob Brown
Bubba Paris
Jim Lachey
Korey Stringer
Richmond Webb
Rayfield Wright
Ron Yary

Linebackers

Brian Bosworth
Nick Buoniconti
Dick Butkus
Mike Singletary
Derrick Thomas
Chris Spielman
Chuck bednarik
Lamar Lathon
Carl Banks
Pepper Johnson
Ken Norton Jr.
Gary Plummer
Scott Studwell
Otis Wilson
John Offerdahl
Brad Van Pelt
Dave Wilcox
Jessie Tuggle
Harry Carson
Brian Jones
Chuck Noll
Joe Schmidt
Greg Lloyd
John Anderson
Karl Mecklenburg
Robert Brazile
Jack Lambert