1. No real change in gameplay. Look at the gameplay video. It looks almost exactly the same, except for presentation stuff. The passing looks alright but not much different. Also, the DBs and DEs have no changes in how they cover.

2. No real changes in Teambuilder. All indications are that it will be the same exact thing.

3. Studio Updates sound really patched up. I hope that that improves. It does not sound like it is on Saturday.

4. Commentary still average at best. Nothing sounds changed.

5. Crowd still sounds quiet as hell.

MarylandMan

Well, guys, I just played Backbreaker. I bought it a couple hours ago, and it is rocking my world.:y220e: Awesome job Backbreaker people, I am impressed.

First off, I went to make my own team because that is what I have been waiting for. It was awesome, although I just created a 1 layer Orange bull logo. The team is called the Boston Raiders for some reason. I guess I didn't know what to create. Oh well it was my first logo. I was having real troubles though.

The camera was pretty much the only BIG problem. I know I'm not used to it yet, but I don't think I ever will be. Not totally, at least.

The league mode is very good. I created an 8-team league. The rest of my division pretty much sucks, so yeah. I planned it that way, so it would be easy for a beginner like me.

Well that's all for today, folks! See you agin tommorow night for more thoughts and tips on the video game world.

MarylandMan

This will be a short little rantish type thing, so listen up!

Anyway, there are many reasons why NCAA is better than Madden.

Category 1: Locomotion- NCAA and Madden both score.
Well, we all know that Locomotion is in this year, and well both games have it, so yeah. Will be interesting to utilize.

Category 2: Online Dynasty- NCAA scores 2, Madden scores 0
NCAA has online reports, improved recruiting, possible College Gameday, and all Madden has is the same old good stuff.

That's it... for now! [IMG]http://www.operationsports.com/forums/images/smilies/graemlins/appl.gif[/IMG]

MarylandMan