You can even max them out, but how much fun would that be?

Whatever you want them to be without raising salary. Sign him for 7 years for next to nothing, then go back into 'create a player' and increase his attributes to You can even lower them a little more to make his price as low as possible. Bargain Basement Superstars (Franchise Mode)Ĭreate a player without increasing any of his attributes.Unlock Cheerleader/Pump Up Crowd Madden Cards.Play Football 101 to Earn Easy Tokens.Help Lower Salary Cap (in franchise mode).Easy points and tokens on Two Minute Drill.Bargain Basement Superstars (Franchise Mode).Ok, I don't even know what 'i5 or i7' means, so I don't think I'd be much help, but it sounds cool. The more people working on it the better. If you have a good cpu (i5, i7) others should give it a try. I'm putting together templates to make the process easier. I've logged quite a few textures but haven't edited them yet. When I get some free time in the next month or so, I'll post some edits. That is interesting.are you able to post some screenshots? I have read your posts about 2k3 and being modifiable. So the best option is NFL 2K3 and the Dolphin emulator. And the previous versions of PCSX2 that worked with Texmod did not run NFL 2K5 correctly. Texmod was able to log textures viewed in the emulator.

An application called Texmod used to be compatible with previous versions of PCSX2. These are the ONLY possibilities:ġ) NFL 2K3 for Gamecube is fully playable (depending on your system) and EDITABLE using the Dolphin Emulator.Ģ) NFL 2K5 for PS2 on the PCSX2 emulator runs at full speed (depending on your system). Arden05 wrote:It's impossible (at this point) to convert the Xbox version NFL 2K5 into a PC mod.

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