NCAA Football 13 Sights and Sounds Webcast

[Dewiel]

Tune in to the NCAA Football 13 Sights and Sounds Webcast on Monday, April 2nd at 2pm ET to find out what's new from a Sights and Sounds perspective before anyone else! www.easports.com/ncaafootballwebcast

Members of the dev team will be presenting everything that is new directly to you, the fans, before anyone else gets to report out on it. After the show, we'll be posting our blogs, etc on the site. From there, you'll be able to post questions that you may have on Twitter using the #NCAAFootball13 tag and on our Facebook page. We'll be selecting and answering as many questions as we can on the next NCAA Football 13 podcast.

We hope you'll be able to tune in. In case you miss it, we'll be archiving the show for you to view when you're able to.

[Big FN Deal]

@Dewiel, what exactly falls under "sights and sounds" because in the questions thread, Steve_OS mentioned some might fall under presentation?

Just trying to clarify what type questions should be submitted for the best chance of receiving an answer, not asking for any premature details.

[mtoo22]

I don't know how sights and sounds are not presentation...but that's just me..

Hail West Virginia

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Big FN Deal

@Dewiel, what exactly falls under "sights and sounds" because in the questions thread, Steve_OS mentioned some might fall under presentation? Just trying to clarify what type questions should be submitted for the best chance of receiving an answer, not asking for any premature details.

If it has anything to do with how the game is presented (cameras, College Gameday, commentary, etc.) then it won't get asked. If it deals with things you see in the game (crowd, uniforms, field degredation, etc.), then it will.

[JerzeyReign]

Quote: Originally Posted by TripleCrown9

If it has anything to do with how the game is presented (cameras, College Gameday, commentary, etc.) then it won't get asked. If it deals with things you see in the game (crowd, uniforms, field degredation, etc.), then it will.

What? Wouldn't that be the other way around?

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by SalutationsNJ

What? Wouldn't that be the other way around?

Not really. For example, when a game touts "Broadcast Presentation", that means the camera angles and commentary are true to real-life broadcasts.

The sights and sounds include music, on-field sounds, the crowd, uniforms, stuff you would experience if you were there in person, not just watching on TV.

[Big FN Deal]

Quote: Originally Posted by TripleCrown9

If it has anything to do with how the game is presented (cameras, College Gameday, commentary, etc.) then it won't get asked. If it deals with things you see in the game (crowd, uniforms, field degredation, etc.), then it will.

Thanks, that makes sense. Well I guess this is a good sign that EA is committing a whole webcast to real life collegiate "sight and sound" authenticity. I hope people that are familiar with collegiate nuances ask some specific questions to get a sense of how much attention to detail will be in NCAA13. For example, if they finally get crowd noise right like people have been begging for, that potentially bodes well for gameplay issues not being ignored.

[SageInfinite]

So when will presentation be discussed? I don't see a date on the playbook. The first blog looks like the only one that would cover presentation.