- Publisher: EA Sports
- Release Date: Jul 17, 2007
- Also On: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 46 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 33 out of 46
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Mixed: 5 out of 46
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Negative: 8 out of 46
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JasonS.Jul 22, 2007Obviously EA doesn't make this game as good as Madden because no one would buy Madden a month later if this title was up to snuff. Limited options make this game average. A great example is the replay function. You can only save replays from one of the predetermined angles instead of more compelling alternativesl. Not a bad lead-in to Madden, but that's all it is for this gamer.
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JaguarAug 4, 2007
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TerranceN.Jul 18, 2007Best football game available, yes better than 2K8, the game with no franchise mode what so ever. Dynasty and campus legend modes go deep. Replay is unlimited.
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SteveR.Jul 23, 2007
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SpongeeeJul 31, 2007My first NCAA Football game - I must say, it's pretty fun. I am a diehard Madden fan so I was reluctant, but NCAA delievers, esp with the 60fps which Madden will finally get. The game is based on raw talent and emotion, unlike the Madden game, which is more professional and precise. The motivation factor is a great additoin too.
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TerryB.Jul 17, 2007
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VJJul 17, 2007A really fun game. It has flaws indeed, but this is one of the better NCAA games I've played in quite some time. I give it a 10 on the "fun factor" but I would give it a 7.5 due to errors in the game. Overall it's around a 85% if you ask me. Good game.
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KingHBKJul 18, 2007
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JoJoJ.Jul 21, 2007
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RobS.Jul 22, 2007
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ajjayAug 18, 2007Like any other EA game, it's chock full of bugs, but thankfully most of them aren't show stoppers. It's quite a bit better than last years model, and probably not as good as next years. In general though, it's a good amount of fun.
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neilhinkleAug 22, 2007
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MatC.Jul 12, 2007New engine or not, it's not fun to play games that have collision detection problems (it's football?!), sluggish performance, and a cumbersome UI for playcalling. If you can get past all of that, it's a good game. The stadium and models look better, the audio is worse, and it's a mediocre experience.
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DaveR.Jul 21, 2007
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SlingbladeJul 24, 2007
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Awards & Rankings
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NCAA Football 08 does for EA's vaunted franchise what Carson Palmer did for USC a few years ago -- it ushers in a return to glory.
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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.
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For all that it does right, perhaps it’s telling that this series has improved its presentation off of the field, while still lacking some of it on the field. It’s these kind of intangibles (and those above) that need to be addressed to unify all of NCAA’s elements – as well as some of them are done – to create the ultimate college football experience.