This IS a $45 game!!

[TheKnack]

Ben Haumiller came out and said that the primary reason they're not integrating the new engine is to garauntee they give the fans a game that runs TO A TEE. Ben stressed Madden may have to work out some kinks with the new system, while NCAA will run seamlessly with no glitches, bugs, or kinks to iron out. I think they're looking to give us a smooth running game that doesn't annoy us with dumb little nuisances.
I for one am excited, as I always am, for college football.

[stylee]

"I hit you 'cause I love you, baby."

[chi_hawks]

This game isn't worth my time, regardless of cost.

Real Time Physics is the next big step in football simulations. NCAA 13' punted this year. Maybe I will consider 14'.

[LucianoJJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by WSUCougars

Ben Haumiller came out and said that the primary reason they're not integrating the new engine is to garauntee they give the fans a game that runs TO A TEE. Ben stressed Madden may have to work out some kinks with the new system, while NCAA will run seamlessly with no glitches, bugs, or kinks to iron out. I think they're looking to give us a smooth running game that doesn't annoy us with dumb little nuisances. I for one am excited, as I always am, for college football.

I can accept that. Even though they originate from the same engine, you'll never have the same game. Either Infinity will blow everyone out of the water, or the forums will be on fire with calls for patches. Madden 13 can test Infinity. NCAA can't afford another setback.

Remember Backbreaker? Where is it now? Spectacular collisions aren't the only thing football is about. Fixing the core gameplay of NCAA and Madden is a higher priority in my opinion.

[chi_hawks]

Quote: Originally Posted by LucianoJJ

Remember Backbreaker? Where is it now?

Apples to Oranges. NCAA and NFL licenses make this comparison very difficult.

[RColemanVT]

Quote: Originally Posted by chi_hawks

Apples to Oranges. NCAA and NFL licenses make this comparison very difficult.

Physics with terrible gameplay isn't apples to oranges just because it didn't have a license. All you have done the past few days is complain, complain, complain and then ignore any solid response with stupid statements like this.

If you want to be constructive, by all means do, but don't run around complaining and making asinine statements because they community will be much better if you would just disappear with that kind of nonsense.

[SECElit3]

Quote: Originally Posted by WSUCougars

Ben Haumiller came out and said that the primary reason they're not integrating the new engine is to garauntee they give the fans a game that runs TO A TEE. Ben stressed Madden may have to work out some kinks with the new system, while NCAA will run seamlessly with no glitches, bugs, or kinks to iron out. I think they're looking to give us a smooth running game that doesn't annoy us with dumb little nuisances. I for one am excited, as I always am, for college football.

If Ben said this, I am pleased. Give me a smooth, glitch free NCAA 12 and I am more than happy.

[gogators]

Quote: Originally Posted by SECElite3

If Ben said this, I am pleased. Give me a smooth, glitch free NCAA 12 and I am more than happy.

That is still a problem for me because the current gameplay engine is horrible anyway. If that is the excuse, then I'm still not happy.