NCAA Football 14 Demo is Available Now, Post Impressions Here (360, PS3)

[charter04]

Quote: Originally Posted by MyxGoDxIsxGrEaTeR

Anyone? I know I'm not cool enough to have my avatar picture up yet But still. Lol...

It's awesome. No more nano blitz cheese. So many abuse the ability to move players around so its great that they changed that

[prototype561]

Damn hailmary **** getting on my nerves. The cpu completes the pass 50% of the time against prevent defense.

[cubby blue]

Quote: Originally Posted by micksharp

I'm really liking the demo. I've played maybe 10 games on heisman level with everything else default and have had some great games. I'm probably 4-6 or so but I was in just about every game right up till the end. Pros - CPU offense is tough to stop. Hallelujah!! User and cpu run game / option game is great Blocking is 100 times better for CPU and user I am not able to get any money plays to work repeatedly like before Infinity 2 is awesome Cons - I'm completing too many deep passes vs anyone except Bama CPU has ran the clock on itself late in games when trailing a few times ^i remember last years demo doing this but retail didn't Commentary is getting stale but after the terrible Gus Johnson fiasco that was madden 12 (I think) I'm really fine with them leaving it till next gen Demo needs to be more minutes. It's hard to play a sim style game with 3 Graphics are pretty weak. The potbelly weirdos wearing #00 on the sideline just make me smh every time I see one. Overall I really like it and its a for sure release day purchase at my house! Excited to fire up the OD with my boys!

I think ea was a little limited for the sideline players and crowd. This should'nt be a problem come next gen. I agree on most of your comments though.

[UMhester04]

Quote: Originally Posted by ehh

Has anyone found it any easier to stop slants? Played some HUM v HUM over the weekend in the demo on Heisman and it was still a piece of cake to complete slant after slant. Interesting though, I noticed it was much easier for the home team to complete slants as the visitors DB's were typically a step slow to react. Vice versa as well, the home team's DB's were cat quick and shadowed a few slants nicely.

Hum qb accuracy at 5. That's about it.

[noplace]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pokes404

Hope a dev sees this because I really like the Zoom camera but there's a pretty significant problem with it. The Zoom camera doesn't zoom out on playaction passes like it does on standard passes. It treats PA passes like a run and limits your field of view to the 1/3 of the field directly in front of you. I love the way it puts you in the trenches on runs, and gives you a slightly more realistic view of how the players on the field see the game. If they could just program the camera to recognize PA passes and zoom out like normal, then it would be perfect for me.

That's my issue with that camera...

[WWF80sKid]

Just played Bama vs TAMU on default AA. Won 28-0. I swear I can play better on AA than on varsity! Lol

I also got a pick six with a linebacker.

I can't wait for July 9.

Does anyone know, I assume they are doing midnight pick ups at GameStop...

[bigbob]

I only played a half so far as Texas A&M.

Cons
1. It's way too easy to get a perfect jump every time on Oregon's Hurry Up.
2. The second flick of the trigger for kickoffs didn't register on two of my three kickoffs (the reason I got pissed and shut the game off after the second half kick-off).
3. I had a linebacker warp through Mariota.
4. Almost every play had the "falling forward trying to regain your balance" animation. It could be programmed like that for us to see it, but I doubt it.

Pros
1. It felt like weight mattered. I took a defensive lineman and tried to run around in circles in a zone and you could tell it was a struggle for him.
2. Kickoff blocking. I returned the opening kick-off of the game back for a touchdown after a monster block from one of my players on the outside.

The score was 10-7 me whenever I shut it down.

[WWF80sKid]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigbob

I only played a half so far as Texas A&M. Cons 1. It's way too easy to get a perfect jump every time on Oregon's Hurry Up. 2. The second flick of the trigger for kickoffs didn't register on two of my three kickoffs (the reason I got pissed and shut the game off after the second half kick-off). 3. I had a linebacker warp through Mariota. 4. Almost every play had the "falling forward trying to regain your balance" animation. It could be programmed like that for us to see it, but I doubt it. Pros 1. It felt like weight mattered. I took a defensive lineman and tried to run around in circles in a zone and you could tell it was a struggle for him. 2. Kickoff blocking. I returned the opening kick-off of the game back for a touchdown after a monster block from one of my players on the outside. The score was 10-7 me whenever I shut it down.

I haven't had trouble with any of these.

I have seen the runner stumble forward before, but only if I held the right stick
Forward too long.