OS Roundtable: NCAA Football's Future Edition

[The_Gaming_Disciple]

I am worried that a patch is not coming soon to fix the openly apparent problems with this games, and how no one from the gaming community does not have any info yet as to whether or not EA is going to address these current issues...

[den den]

I do think the possibility is there for a change coming to college football games, but I also think there is opportunity to look at other schools in Division II to be added to make the game better. Some of the smaller schools I'm sure would love to sign on for the exposure. Of course, you still need the powerhouse schools to make the game legit, but how about considering what it would mean to the "little guys" to be involved with a video game by EA Sports ! NCAA 14 took some big steps with this game, but I think they should be starting to think about scenerios and what ifs right now for the vision they have for the future.

[SECElit3]

All I have to say, is man... those FSU Facemasks sure look good in the picture

[josephid]

EA should just put some more resources into making a better create a player, stadium, team, logo, etc.... Give us the ability to make just about anything? Make a better website where we can do all this or in the game. Gamers would probably be happier then this years game?

NHL is a joke with logos, I always want to make my high school team and all I get is a handful of crappy logos.

[football200414]

All I can say 100% certainty is that, with or without the NCAA license, the future college football games produced by EA Sports will leave us disappointed and wanting more. In that aspect, the NCAA has no effect on the future of our gaming...LOL

[Lila03]

my co-worker's mother makes $69 an hour on the laptop. She has been out of a job for 6 months but last month her payment was $12533 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here ......... yad7.com

[thinkjoey]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lila03

my co-worker's mother makes $69 an hour on the laptop. She has been out of a job for 6 months but last month her payment was $12533 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more here ......... yad7.com

reported. Peace out

[BrockOchoGOAT]

Quote: Originally Posted by lord_mike

I don't understand why EA isn't arguing first amendment. They won their case against Jim Brown using just that argument. It's OK to "paint" a picture of a celebrity and sell it without the permission of the person you painted, if you look at the history of case law. Why are video games any different?

This is a great point. Video games are not any different. The difference is only in the changing times, and a painting is not good enough to use as a complete presidence in court. However, I think that people have a "when" and not an "if" attitude towards EA losing the lawsuit, and that should not be the case. EA and everybody on their side is still the heavy favorite, even if they end up paying millions in a settlement.