Tackle Alley is the same tried-and-true minigame from the iOS/Android iterations: You become the running back as you try to make it from one field to the other, avoiding anyone who wants to tackle you. The game is comprised of three different minigames. Instead, you'll get to participate in minigames that represent certain aspects of football, namely running and tackling, as opposed to playing a full four quarters with a two-team, 11-on-11 setup. Despite being a football title, this isn't necessarily a full football game. Instead, your league is composed of completely fictional teams with a fictional roster.
Thanks to the exclusivity contract held by EA, this game still doesn't contain licenses from either the NFL or the NFLPA. There are a few things to understand going into this new version of Backbreaker. Backbreaker Vengeance an Xbox Live Arcade- exclusive title for the time being, but it does fairly well considering its self-imposed limitations. Seemingly finding their niche, NaturalMotion and 505 Games have gone back to the console space with a few changes. The developers then took one of the minigames featured on the title, Tackle Alley, and ported it to both iOS and Android, where it enjoyed a great amount of success.
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It wasn't until the release of the Greathouse patch that the game became a title for the faithful. When the full game was first released on both the Xbox 360 and the PS3, the physics were indeed good, but the basic football mechanics were deemed broken. It originally started as an alternative to the Madden franchise with an emphasis on a heightened use of physics in lieu of having the NFL and NFLPA licenses. Since its inception, Backbreaker has had a very interesting journey.
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