NCAA Football 11 Review (Gameinformer)

[SECElit3]

Can't wait to see those tuning sets in action.

[BoomerSooner11]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vikefan24

That said, there’s no getting away from the fact that recruiting is still a grind, and if you want to get blue chippers you have to be willing to put the time in That may be a negative to the reviewer but it is a HUGE positive in my opinion.. Pulling blue chippers SHOULD be a grind

I agree.

[Potatoes002]

Quote: Originally Posted by SteelerSpartan

tuner sets FTW!!! Im really hoping they can nail down any fixes with these quickly.....instead of hoping and praying for months about mythical patches

What are tuner sets?

[nolesfan69]

Good review. Looking forward to playing very soon.

[TracerBullet]

Quote: Originally Posted by Potatoes002

What are tuner sets?

It allows them to change certain aspect of the gmae like amount of drops and stuff without needing a patch. You just download their new set and you're good. Currently the NHL series uses them.

[BenGerman]

Quote: Originally Posted by ThaShark28_316

Look who reviewed it. Kato pulls no punches. If a game is crap, he'll let you know. Extremely confident about this game now. (not that i wasn't in the 1st place)

Agreed. I think he does a great at Game Informer. 9.0 is a super high score for a sports game.

[DonkeyJote]

Quote: Originally Posted by ConVick

Wonder why it came out so early...

Game Informer is owned by GameStop, which is the largest video game retailer in the world. They can do whatever they want since EA doesn't want to make a major partner mad.

[boritter]

Sounds promising. I stopped playing NCAA10 after 2 weeks because the blocking AI was so bad.

I'm not sure if I should be excited that the blocking is better or nervous because of this:

Quote: Originally Posted by Gameinformer

That being said, it’s not perfect, and you’ll still see some boneheaded blockers miss their assignments. The most glaring mistake happens when backs try to step up and block on pass plays. This is hard to do when they just stand in your quarterback’s lap.