NCAA Football 11 Video Interview (thezoneblitz.com)

[NEOPARADIGM]

Quote: Originally Posted by mm boost

Well they already said in one of the interviews that after td's, it will sometimes show fans, sometimes cheerleaders, band, etc. So there should be a nice mixture of celebrations.

The real question is: will there be TD celebrations that involve more than one player.

Presentation on TDs should look something like this:

[ConVick]

Quote: Originally Posted by NEOPARADIGM

The real question is: will there be TD celebrations that involve more than one player. Presentation on TDs should look something like this:

I couldn't agree more. The touchdown was okay but if EA can capture celebrations like these then

Quote: Originally Posted by xlegendkillax

For someone who loves making custom covers, you sure do love hating on the game lol. Russ said in another interview that they can use camera angles that broadcasts can't use, so thats why some of them seem closer up.

Yup, and I have ZERO problems with that. A videogame allows us to see and use camera angles that TV cannot. How is that a bad thing?

[Bigdmo9999]

Quote: Originally Posted by DickDalewood

Yup, and I have ZERO problems with that. A videogame allows us to see and use camera angles that TV cannot. How is that a bad thing?

No one said it was a bad thing. I was simply saying that they are lying about offering us authentic ESPN presentation. They just need to say they are using ESPN overlays and I'd understand. Using unrealistic fake camera angles is not authentic, which is what anyone who wanted AUTHENTIC espn presentation was expecting.

[moylan1234]

I'd say it's a bad thing when the replay fails to achieve it's intended purpose. And in most cases the purpose of a replay is not to show the audience that a play was made, but rather show us why the play was made.

[jclentzthadon]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bigdmo9999

No one said it was a bad thing. I was simply saying that they are lying about offering us authentic ESPN presentation. They just need to say they are using ESPN overlays and I'd understand. Using unrealistic fake camera angles is not authentic, which is what anyone who wanted AUTHENTIC espn presentation was expecting.

I for one am really excited about what they are doing with the replays and ESPN. The glass is half full, not half empty over here. Sure it's not EXACTLY like it is in real life, ok whooptie doo...

[rudyjuly2]

Quote: Originally Posted by DickDalewood

Yup, and I have ZERO problems with that. A videogame allows us to see and use camera angles that TV cannot. How is that a bad thing?

I agree. It's not exactly like TV because they think it's better. I'd rather take a video game replay that is in a better position to show me the play than have only 5 or 6 preset angles based on a TV broadcast. Furthermore I actually read a TV producer comment over some of the things video games can do with regards to presentation and was jealous. In some ways, video games are setting the new bar.

[Drocks]

Quote: Originally Posted by NEOPARADIGM

The real question is: will there be TD celebrations that involve more than one player. Presentation on TDs should look something like this

One of my biggest pet peeves about presentation in this game. There's no team celebrations of any sort it seems. And judging from vids so far, that hasn't changed, which is disappointing. Seems like something the Pro-Tak technology could utilize and create teammates huddling up similar to that video, cause that really is what college football is about, the whole team rallying behind each other, celebrating together, all that.