Online game developer Quick Hit, Inc. has acquired a license from the National Football League to incorporate the league's 32 professional teams into the studio's free-to-play title Quickhit Football.
That makes Quickhit Football, which does not include current players licensed from the NFL Players Association, the first official NFL-licensed video game outside of Electronic Arts since EA locked down league exclusivity in 2004.
Quick Hit Football is for your dad, your aunt or those other football fans who may dabble online but wouldn't know how to properly hold a game controller, even if they had a 10-foot tall, step-by-step diagram. Quick Hit Football is that rare sports game that even they can enjoy.
Quick Hit Football - now officially Quick Hit NFL Football - has re-launched with all the colors, logos and nicknames of the National Football League, as well as a long anticipated three-dimensional presentation in the browser-based PC game.
When EA (Electronic Arts) let the ink dry on the contract giving them exclusive rights to NFL licensing, most thought it was the death nail to all other developers with football titles. Now upstart Football Sim Quick Hit is looking to steal some of the thunder. Hit the jump to find out more.
