10:01 (BST), 26/03/2008
Draft Day Sports: Pro Football
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
Michigan, March 26, 2008. Wolverine Studios, a developer of sports simulation games, is proud to announce a brand new title, Draft Day Sports: Pro Football is now in development. Gary Gorski, developer of Draft Day Sports: College Basketball, Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball and Total Pro Golf 2 will serve as lead developer with Tim Plum taking on the role of Associate Developer for this exciting new title.
Draft Day Sports: Pro Football will give you the opportunity to play one or multiple roles within a professional football organization as you scout and draft players, make roster decisions and coach your way to championship glory. Draft Day Sports: Pro Football will feature a 2D game display, play editor, interactive and entertaining draft experience, robust almanac for rich historical stat tracking, dynamic player and team personalities and interactions, customization options such as multiple league sizes, multiplayer league capabilities and much more.
More details and discussion about the game will be available from Wolverine Studios’ company website at www.wolverinestudios.com.
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About Wolverine Studios
Wolverine Studios is a developer of sports simulation video games for the computer. Wolverine Studios was founded by Gary Gorski, President & Lead Game Developer. Wolverine Studios has produced four titles since its inception in 2006 : Total Pro Golf, Total Pro Golf 2, Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball and Draft Day Sports: College Basketball.
Jamie Gorski
Wolverine Studios
pr@wolverinestudios.com
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