NFL Pro Era Has Arrived For Meta Quest 2 And Playstation VR

Kahlil Haywood
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Become the quarterback of your favorite NFL team with the release of NFL PRO ERA, available on Meta Quest 2 and Sony PlayStation VR platforms

Today’s the day! In a press release from StatusPRO: The National Football League, the National Football League Players Association and StatusPRO, Inc., a sports technology and gaming company that uses NFL game data to create authentic extended reality experiences, announced the release of NFL PRO ERA, the first-ever NFL and NFLPA-licensed virtual reality (VR) simulation gaming title. Available globally on Meta Quest 2 and PlayStation® VR platforms, NFL PRO ERA will bring fans closer to NFL players’ point of view with a first-person 3D immersive football gaming experience. NFL PRO ERA will feature the NFLPA group license to allow fans to play the current NFL roster in the game.

Blavity was on hand for a special demo of the game, check out some of the details!

Be The QB

Courtesy: StatusPRO
Courtesy: StatusPRO

What sets the Pro Era football gaming experience from any other, is the ability to play in first person view as your favorite quarterback. Whether it be cover athlete Lamar Jackson, or the certified GOAT Tom Brady, it’s all up to you.

Licensed Stadiums, And Realistic Gameplay

Courtesy: StatusPRO
Courtesy: StatusPRO

What you will probably love most about NFL Pro Era is the authentic feel of playing in front of thousands of people. All of the NFL’s stadiums are showcased in the game and you can view them fully from the view on the field.

Also, in terms of gameplay, there’s authentic playcalling. You as the quarterback are literally responsible for your accuracy on throws. The amount of velocity you throw with, or amount of air you give the ball is evident in gameplay. You literally have to hand the ball off on run plays, so you have to stay focused!

NFL Pro Era provides possibly the most authentic football gaming experience to date, combining realism of gameplay and game environments beautifully.

 

NFL Pro Era is available now for the Meta Quest 2 and Playstation VR!

 

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