Football Reviews

- Football sports game
- Includes all NCAA teams from division 1A and 1AA
- New custom celebrations
- Dynasty mode lets you monitor discipline levels and grades and recruit high-school talent
- For 1 to 4 players
Used price: $33.24
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Great Game
EA Just Keeps Making It BetterFirst off, the new "Match Up" stick is a welcome additon. Now, you can pinpoint which DB is nervous or rattled and exploit that for a big gain. But you also have to be smart about this and not rely on the Match Up stick on every down. If you do, you'll force balls into coverage and, on defense, blow the coverage and give up a big play. Speaking of defense, NCCA 2005 includes the "Hit Stick" that Madden 2005 will include. With a flick of the C stick, you can unleash a devestating hit on the running back or reciever and maybe cause a fumble. Watch out though, if you miss, you'll end up face down on the grass. The new "Stadium Pulse" is cool too. Now if you're the home team, you can pump up the crowd on key plays and cause the vistiting team's offense to flunk an aduible. You can also do this while a kicker is getting ready to make a clutch kick. The dynasty mode is the deepest and best of any sports game. You can now suspend and discipline players that are acting up off the field. You can also recruit non football athletes and deal with players who want to transfer. This is awesome for football fanatics, but it may scare off casual gamers. Finally, one of my biggest problems with NCCA 2004 was that your recievers could never catch the damn ball! Whether it was a floater or a bullet pass, they always dropped it!. In 2005, it's a lot easier to complete passes and take pressure of the running game(which benifits from the "Agile Running" system in 2005)
So in conslusion, if you enjoy any kind of football, BUY THIS GAME!! The only way you'll stop playing it is when NCCA Football 2006 is released.
Pretty Good
List price: $19.99 (that's 25% off!)


List price: $29.99 (that's 33% off!)


List price: $49.99 (that's 80% off!)
Used price: $3.50
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sweet game
Sega Football NFL '98 review
List price: $11.99 (that's 17% off!)

The figure itself looks great in package and if you decide to purchase it, keep it that way.
Great looking figure but thumbs down to McFarlane on this one because yet again they are having problems with keeping the figures standing up straight.
Still great for the in package collector!

Used price: $11.95

Tecmo-Junkie
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- Arcade-style NFL football action
- Extreme football format includes no penalties, 7-player teams, and 30 yards for a first down
- 9 defensive plays, 18 offensive plays, and fake plays for special teams
- Use CPU assist to help you develop skills against high-powered opponents
- For 1 to 8 players
List price: $19.99 (that's 25% off!)
Used price: $0.75
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Definately one of the better games on the market
best blitz
Football for everyone
List price: $49.99 (that's 60% off!)
Used price: $3.77
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But then along comes NCAA Football 2003 by EA Sports, a game so good that after a few weeks, even your dog will wonder why you never find the time to communicate anymore. Start with the AI--by far the best yet in a college game. Defenses not only react to your play calling and adjust their strategies as the game evolves, but they expertly disguise their coverages and swarm to the ball with speed and decisiveness. In addition, your computer opponent actually makes intelligent clock decisions when time is running out (shocking!). The running game at times is a bit easy on the lower difficulty levels (especially if a back like Oregon's Onterrio Smith has the ball), but that's why they made All-American and Heisman levels.
The graphics, as are typical in football video games over the last couple of years, are extremely good, and the between-play animations provide extra spark to the rivalries (taunting runs rampant). But the graphics aren't the star of the show--it's the dynasty mode, stupid. With enough special features and stat categories to keep college football hopheads happy for months--including a comprehensive recruiting engine, a customizable intro screen that features your favorite school's colors and fight song, and a Trophy Room that displays all your bowl and rivalry game hardware--NCAA Football 2003 just might make fans forget the depressing length of the off-season. --Rivers Janssen
Pros:
- Terrific AI
- Fans of almost any Division I program will be happy with the team-specific features
- Passing engine actually requires you to read defenses intelligently
Cons:
- Commentary is a bit predictable
Note: This review refers to the PlayStation2 version of the game.

Simply AmazingGO PENN STATE!
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cicatelli
Not bad at all... fun to play right outta the box...Some things I like:
The passing is easy, you don't have to press a button before you can pass, making quick releases possible.
It is easy to set the difficulty to exactly how you want it. They have junior varsity through heisman, but each element of the game from run blocking to pass rushing is yery customizable, which makes for competitive games.
The dynasty mode is fun, and you can even customize your schedule to an extent.
You can knock over the first down chain guys when you go out of bounds, and the crowds sound realistic.
The announcers aren't too repetitive, and they actually use the player's names when talking about them (in the second year of my dynasty when they have names, in the first year they have only numbers).
Recruiting is fun, more fun than drafting players.
Overall, this is a sweet game, and I recommend it highly.
WOW!!!
Used price: $0.27
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GameDay 98 is a quality game.
Excellent football.
Gameday 98