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funny, i said it to my friend today how sick one would be, if it was made the same way fifa was but as lacrosse and with a few changes, but still that idea, it would be amazing
There is a ski game, just piggy backing on a snowboard game, don't know about field hockey, but there is horse racing, and playstation had a lax game...
NLL SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH ACTIVISION VALUE TO PRODUCE LEAGUE VIDEO GAME
Activision Value Publishing, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Activision, Inc., today announced that it has signed an agreement with the National Lacrosse League(tm) (NLL), to develop and distribute video games based on the hard- hitting, action-packed game of the NLL, North America's professional indoor lacrosse league. The agreement grants Activision Value the worldwide, exclusive rights to publish games for the PC, console, handheld and wireless platforms.
In its 18th season of professional indoor lacrosse, the NLL consists of ten teams across the U.S. and Canada with average attendance of more than 10,000 fans per game over the 2004 and 2005 seasons. The 2005 season started on January 1st and continues until May 14th. NBC Sports will air the NLL 2005 All-Star Game live on Saturday, February 26th at 2pm Eastern, and the NLL Champion's Cup Final live on May 14th at 3:30pm Eastern.
"We are very excited to be partnering with The National Lacrosse League," states Dave Oxford, General Manager, Activision Value Publishing, Inc. "The NLL has created a spectator-friendly sport that delivers high intensity hockey-meets-basketball-and-football product that we feel will make for an incredible gaming experience."
"We are pleased to form this partnership with Activision Value," said NLL Commissioner Jim Jennings. "Professional indoor lacrosse is an exciting game that will make for an exciting video game. Activision Value is the right company to produce and market the video game of the National Lacrosse League."