NCAA Football 14 Review (360/PS3)

[RaychelSnr]

The final version of NCAA Football before the next generation of consoles arrive has hit the (virtual) marketplace. EA has packed the latest iteration of its college football simulation about as full as you can, but does that mean it’s the best so far of this generation?

This year fans of the NCAA Football series finally get their first taste of EA's new football physics engine, Infinity Engine 2.

EA claims that now speed, momentum, mass, and more are all taken into account when determining the outcome of any collision. EA has also added in a brand new recruiting system, a revamped dynasty mode, and for the first time in the NCAA series, Ultimate Team is making its debut into the franchise.

All of the improvements and additions do translate into what is probably the most authentic college football experience ever on a console, but that doesn't mean NCAA Football 14 is perfect.

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[Neverwhere]

Excellent review!

[will12203]

Great review

[believeinnow]

What were your thoughts on the new halftime presentation? I heard that they talk about the first half and what changes need to be made in the second.

[NikeBlitz]

Fair review. I agree the audio & the lack of atmosphere are the weakest part of the game.

[bucs34236]

Wow, I like how this review was very honest telling me the pros and cons about the game and telling me what the new features were. I didn't feel like you were bashing the game like haters or praising the game like fanboys. This review is a lot more insightful than Gamespot and IGN.

[Williekemp15]

Well done review! this is how someone reviews a game unlike IGN and Gamespot

[RateSports]

"With canned animations being a thing of the past, the physics engine allows every play to be unique just as you would see on Saturday"


That has to be a joke. At least 50% of the tackles are canned. I agree with the review, except that statement. That is preposterous.