Just played NCAA 09 and ...

[stoncold32]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

As a 2k gamer, I feel more comfortable with the minor delay. When you want to juke in real life it isn't instant like in 09. You actually have a sorta of delay from thinking, to setting up your momentum and doing the move. I think the way they have it now tries to accomplish this.

Ya know, I would agree with you IF EA did this intentionally. But their recent games have had control response issues, and this is just another shining example.

[JBucc]

I think the difference between this and a 2k game though is that the 2k games have good momentum and transition animations so the "delay" in those games is from your guy going through his transition animation. In NCAA 10 though it's just a delay, then he does the same old juke animation with no momentum or transition. So you get the worst of both worlds, it still looks like an insta-juke, but it feels sluggish.

[canes21]

Are you sure though? 09 was very responsive. What would make 2010 so different?

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[stoncold32]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

Are you sure though? 09 was very responsive. What would make 2010 so different? To StonCold32

Who knows? Why are the graphics on '09 better than '10? I think it's just a flub on EA's part