NCAA Football 13 Heisman Challenge Trailer and New Screenshots

[Yeah...THAT Guy]

Quote: Originally Posted by DorianDonP

Yes.

Sweet. I might have to give Association one more try.

[ultralow36]

Quote: Originally Posted by Slaticus

Very rarely will I bash a game company...but how do you spell Gimmick? EA

You do know video games are a gimmick right......that's the idea


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[ultralow36]

Quote: Originally Posted by Yeah...THAT Guy

It's basically the same concept. The point of NBA's Greatest mode was to play as some of the greatest players in NBA history. The point of this mode is to play as some of the greatest players in NCAA history. You argue that the players in NBA's Greatest mode weren't all maxed out. That's because relative to other NBA players, they aren't far superior (with a couple exceptions such as MJ obviously). A guy like Scottie Pippen probably isn't better than today's LeBron James. Therefore, his ratings aren't superior to LeBron's. Meanwhile in this mode, you have someone like Barry Sanders, who is the most elusive running back in NFL history. Compare that to guys that high-rated RBs in COLLEGE and the difference is gigantic. Not to mention the fact that you have a lot of people that complain that Michael Jordan is marginally better than LeBron and that "if LeBron is a 98, MJ should be like a 120 overall". NCAA actually does this, and now they get lambasted for it. NCAA flat out doesn't have player tendencies, and tendencies just don't really work in football games the way it works in basketball. In basketball, there's more free-lancing/options. In football, you call a play and stick to that exact play (with the exception of some guys/some routes where guys can break off). You're not going to see a "Call for jump ball pass" tendency for a WR like you'll see a "Post up tendency" for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. That idea doesn't really make sense for football games. You argue that NBA did it right by having all the retro teams and stuff that you played with. I don't know if you noticed, but there were TONS of complaints about the fact that 2K didn't allow you to take the legends and put them on other teams/didn't allow you to take a legend into My Player mode. NCAA decided to focus on putting the legends in today's game. They just decided to appease the same people that clamored for this option in 2K's mode. Both 2K and NCAA missed out on a big opportunity in that way.

Spot on ........gft

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[Purplepower_NC]

I hope they gave Playmaker some cash.....he has been this for how many years now.

[ultralow36]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

I might not even get NCAA this year and just cancel my pre-order Dead serious

Cool story......but do we care? You answer that.....why do people feel the need to tell others they will not get the game? Nobody cares

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[jWILL253]

Yeah, this, uh... might be the most negative reaction to a feature in a game since QB Vision in 06. I mean... I've only counted 1 positive reaction.

IMO, EA dropped the ball on this one. We all knew that eA was gonna try and copycat 2K with this feature. We just didn't know it would be this... is "lazy" the word?

I mean, I'm not trying to knock EA, but... after we seen the most robust Legends mode in sports gaming history, I don't know what gave EA the idea to be so barebones with this feature. This feature had the potential to be so much more than what it's being reported to be. But, nope. This is a gimmick througband through...

[aukevin]

So that's it for Heisman mode? lol. So basically just created players that you can add to any team. I thought they'd bring back those classic game challenges they had years ago and focus them around the Heisman players.

[Goodolboi55]

It's gonna take a lot for ea to have me buy their game this year they better hope they not f up rtg