[Note by River City Rage, 07/14/08 1:15 PM EDT ] FSBlueApocalypse reviewed NCAA 2008 for us. It's the dead zone, though this game is usually the first sign that real honest-to-goodness football is around the corner. -Chris Time to bust out your kegs and start your tailgating, College football season is here! (Author’s note: This review is based off the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game) Ah, NCAA Football, Madden’s little yet superior brother. While any competitive Madden game usually ends with 3 yards and a cloud of dust football, the sheer amount of ways to play in NCAA has always made it more unpredictable. However, NCAA football has had somewhat of a difficult transition to current generation systems. To call NCAA Football 2007 for the XBOX 360 a barebones affair would be fair, and a rushed POS that had features needlessly dropped would be true. NCAA Football 2008 for the PS3 had its own share of problems, including its broken online play, PS2 level graphics, and an overall less polished feel than its 360 counterpart. So, has NCAA finally found its legs? The Bad I hate it when reviews go on and on about how good a game is, than the last 2 paragraphs highlight everything wrong, then leave you wondering why it got a 9.5/10. This and since I’m already spewing bile, so I’ll just go ahead with the bad. The micromanaging has returned once again. Whenever you go into Dynasty mode, even before you kickoff for your ...
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[Note by River City Rage, 07/14/08 1:15 PM EDT ] FSBlueApocalypse reviewed NCAA 2008 for us. It's the dead zone, though this game is usually the first sign that real honest-to-goodness football is around the corner. -Chris Time to bust out your kegs and start your tailgating, College football season is here! (Author’s note: This review is based off the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game) Ah, NCAA Football, Madden’s little yet superior brother. While any competitive Madden game usually ends with 3 yards and a cloud of dust football, the sheer amount of ways to play in NCAA has always made it more unpredictable. However, NCAA football has had somewhat of a difficult transition to current generation systems. To call NCAA Football 2007 for the XBOX 360 a barebones affair would be fair, and a rushed POS that had features needlessly dropped would be true. NCAA Football 2008 for the PS3 had its own share of problems, including its broken online play, PS2 level graphics, and an overall less polished feel than its 360 counterpart. So, has NCAA finally found its legs? The Bad I hate it when reviews go on and on about how good a game is, than the last 2 paragraphs highlight everything wrong, then leave you wondering why it got a 9.5/10. This and since I’m already spewing bile, so I’ll just go ahead with the bad. The micromanaging has returned once again. Whenever you go into Dynasty mode, even before you kickoff for your ...