EA Sports Cricket 2007 Game Hack Password: Experience the Best of Cricket Gaming

Do you remember Cricket 2007? Yes, the cricket game that was (and still is) easily available across the Internet and can run on any PC? 14 years have passed and I still believe it is the benchmark for a cricket game. It had the best graphics for its time, had an entertaining gameplay experience, and was easy to master. 12 years later, it was Cricket 19 from Big Ants Studio that kept the dream alive for the fans of the sport. Hence, when I got my hands on a copy of the Cricket 22, my expectations were at an all-time high.

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You may have already sensed the disappointment in my tone. Because after waiting for two years, it is normal to expect a game that makes the older one look, well, old! But sadly, I still find myself devoting more time to Cricket 19 than the new one. On paper, there are lots of things that Big Ants Studio has done right and for cricket fans, that's enough to borrow at least an hour of their life every day on the PC or console.

Outside the career mode, this is a great sports game to enjoy. You take over as teams in either a premier league level tournament, or play other countries. The Ashes cricket is back with fully licensed teams and players, and so is the woman's cricket team. As an Indian, I was disappointed once again to see the lack of any Indian licensed players or teams in any of the game modes. It brings back the nostalgic era of Cricket 07's D.Dhenier dominating our PC screens; only this time there's no relativity to the current player lineup. Even the mock jerseys are disappointing; they look like Disney cartoon characters.

A sports title may lack licensed players models or a well laid out career mode but what matters the most is its gameplay experience. Cricket 22 delivers highly on that front; in fact, to an extent that made me ditch my routine weekend sessions of F1 2021 and Forza Horizon 5. Big Ants Studio has tweaked the gameplay dynamics enough to make it seem believable, and real.

Hence, if you have an idea of getting the same mindless six-hitting hack gameplay from Cricket 07, you are mistaken. Whether it is a five-overs match or a 50-50, Cricket 22 ensures that you play it like an actual game of cricket. That means reading the ball deliveries, or waiting patiently at the stumps to drive the bowl through the field. You hurry up and your scorecard goes lively in the wickets section.

For a sports title, Cricket 22 runs flawlessly smooth. I tested the game on a top-of-the-line Lenovo Legion 7 (Ryzen 9 5900H, RTX 3080) as well as another entry-level system with a GTX 1060 as well as a 10th Core i5 processor. In both the cases, the game ran well, albeit with adjustments made accordingly. Console players can get up to 4K resolution on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. And so far, I haven't noticed jarring glitches that spoil the gameplay experience.

That's not to say that Cricket 22 is bad. Being the only cricket game on PC and consoles this year (and for the foreseeable future), this remains your only way to get the cricket frills without heading outdoors. The cricketing action is still good fun (and realistic) and those invested in the sport have a lot to explore here, or simulate their future in this virtual world of cricket. 2ff7e9595c