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NCAA Football 08 (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2007)
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From the very first snap, you'll notice this game runs a whole lot faster and smoother than last year's edition, thanks to the necessary bump to 60 frames per second. This improved framerate also has another interesting effect -- you're able to see many more of the subtle-yet-sweet animations, such as ball carriers putting their hand on the ground to regain balance or juking under a defender who's suddenly left hugging air. Aside from speeding things up, developer EA Tiburon has smartly retooled many key facets of gameplay. Run blocking is vastly improved, as it's finally possible to get some positive yardage on sweeps -- plus, those fatties on the offensive line now open some actual running holes between the tackles. The defensive A.I. also steps it up, especially in the secondary. In years past, the deep ball was always a defensive back's Achilles' heel. That's not the case anymore -- unless you spot a breakdown in coverage or catch them offguard with a pump fake, these defensive speed demons will stick to wideouts like stink on s***. Defenders are pretty smart between the hash marks, too; toss an errant pass over the middle, and more often than not, someone will step in to intercept it. But you won't always want to rely on the A.I. for making plays, simply because the refined hit stick makes it much more fun to knock the snot out of the opposition. Seriously, it's supremely satisfying sending a receiver head over feet with a perfectly timed flick of the right analog stick. And now that 08 lets you save highlights, you can continually relive these thrilling, heavy-hitting moments and even send the clips to your fellow sportos.Read full review
I love the graphics on this game. never seen football look better from a video game. However, they took too much out. It almost cancels out the graphics. the gameplay isnt that good, there are no refs or line judges. there are no 1AA teams, there no two players on the same team. that to me is my favorite part that makes a game have replay value. My roommate and I were 11 seasons into a dynasty on NCAA 07. we were unbeatable. I'm very disappointed with the things the took out, just to add a few things. The best part of this game is legend mode. But only if your a single loser with no friends and have plenty of time by yourself. Not for me. would i buy this game again if i had the chance? YES. only because i've owned every NCAA football game ever made. I LOVE college football. I love the games that EA makes. but i would give this game a 6/10Read full review
One of the greatest aspects of this game is the playbooks. Almost every team has a totally different playbook with motion offenses, trick plays, and various types of position changes. The styles are very similar to the actual teams also. Much more exciting is the gang tackle which allows more than one person to tackle a player. On older Ncaa Football games the player with the ball could get a first down or more with just being able to fall forward. On this game a few players can hit them and stop them where they are at. Awesome title, I give it a 4 out of 5.
Being the second year on the Xbox 360 Ncaa 08 has made great improvements. The game play runs very smooth and flawlessly. Moves at 60 frames per second. One of best new features are the tackles. You tackle anyway possible. Tackle high low, in mid air, at peoples legs, or perform a ball dropping hit, all with the hitstick 2.0. This game gives you more control over everything you do, no more catching the ball out of bounds when u throw it to the sidelines. The players actually drag their feet, and perform ONE HANDED CATCHES! The Dynasty feature is the best, the recruiting is so realistic. You have to talk to players each week, and find out what they like most about your school, and use that to make them interested into coming to your school. They have home visits, campus visits, and you can make promises, that if you don't keep they will want to transfer. Campus legend is really good to, but sometimes gets a little boring. You have to play high school games to determine your skill level, and when your in College you work your way to the top, eventually to the Heisman trophy. Graphics- 9/10 - sound - 10/10 Gameplay - 10/10 Replay Value - 9/10 Overall- This game is much better than last year, and I recommend buying this before you buy Madden 08, I think this game is better. It is much more exciting, and fun to play.Read full review
As a football simulation game, this title does a great job. Some of the peripheries don't hold up as well. There is an annoying pause between the selection of a play and the play starting, and the camera angle isn't ideal. Also the shoulder pads look goofy and the running isn't as fluid as it could be. Other than that, there aren't too many things that are better than recreating the 35-point beat down that Florida offered up on Tennessee last year. Go Gators!
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