NCAA Football 13 Sights and Sounds Details with Video and Screenshots

[JohnnytheSkin]

Does the paratrooper fly-in mean we'll have cadet sections and push-ups as well?

[michapop9]

Quote: Originally Posted by bonannogiovanni

Hmmm, it seems no change at all in player locomotion and still those ugly static sidelines. Not promising at all in my opinion, hope to be wrong.

If history is any teacher you wont be wrong. Very dissappointing

[blkrptnt819]

Overreaction Sports is back at it. LOL hahaha this was a sizzle video about trophy presentations not gameplay.

[PackerBacker123]

i don't care how good the parachutes are this is NO BUY!

[AttackAttack]

also i hope we can turn the motion blur off. Ive never seen people blur in real life. And i dont wanna see it in a game that is supposed to be realstic.

[H to the Oza]

so gameplay looks unchanged. 60 bucks for a few cheerleaders, celebrations, commentated words, hopefully no freezing issues this year ...

[TheNumber35]

Quote: Originally Posted by AttackAttack

also i hope we can turn the motion blur off. Ive never seen people blur in real life. And i dont wanna see it in a game that is supposed to be realstic.

So when someone is moving their feet or legs really fast you can see them perfectly with no distortion?

Look guys, this is a sights and sounds webcast...not a gameplay one. So you can't judge the on the field stuff from the tiny clips they show us. I mean come on guys, I'll be as critical as anyone here, but you can't judge gameplay and the gameplay's quality from a 5 second clip meant to promote the new sounds and presentations.

April 17th is the real day when you can do this...so until then, stop complaining about things we don't know yet.

[Pokes404]

Quote: Originally Posted by AttackAttack

also i hope we can turn the motion blur off. Ive never seen people blur in real life. And i dont wanna see it in a game that is supposed to be realstic.

Actually, this is how cameras and the human eye work when looking at moving objects. Put your hand in front of you and quickly move it back and forth. You'll see a streaking/blurring effect. The motion blur, if done correctly, should actually give the game a more realistic look. Now, whether the players will actually move realistically, I guess we'll find out later.