NCAA Football 09 Hands-On Preview: Part one: Pasta Padre
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NCAA Football 09 Hands-On Preview: Part one: Pasta Padre
Pasta Padre has posted part one of his hands-on impressions of NCAA Football 09.
"At first it took a little while to get acclimated to the player weight, momentum, and foot planting. Movement looks and feels much more natural but at first felt a little heavy. After a few minutes playing though it really began to feel like it was just right. User control is big especially in the running game or in the run after the catch. Elusiveness and acceleration attributes are huge. You can really see the burst and taking bad angles as a defender is punished severely."Tags: None -
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Sounds like it COULD be good, still some issues that have been known for a year or so. Optimistic, but who knows if they fix themCheck out my Tampa Bay Buccaneers CFM Thread.
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There were a high % of interceptions returned for touchdowns. This seemed to be due to the speed/acceleration and taking bad angles that are impossible to recover from. Off the top of my head I’d say on average 1-2 every game. This got to be a little frustrating that they were occurring so often and there was little recourse to preventing them being taken the distance.Proud member of the OS Bills Backers.
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Both of the reviews that I have seen from this event in New York have mentioned the interceptions. That is disappointing. I know that there is still some time in the development cycle but I really hope that this is looked at again and something is done. But on the other side haven't heard much if anything about fumbles. Still being cautiously optimistic.Moderator
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Thanks for the impressions Pasta.
From a visual standpoint everything sounds good. From a gameplay perspective I'd have to say I'm a little irritated to hear about the lack of incompletions, pick sixes, and the fact that the CPU does not throw deep. The optimist will say that QB Acc and INT Sliders will help, but let's just hope they work this year.
As far the CPU not throwing the ball deep, hopefully there's still time to fix it because this is unacceptable.
Did anyone else get the impression that this sounds more like an arcade game? Big plays, pick 6, high completion percentage, a lot of points in 5 minute quarters....Last edited by therizing02; 04-25-2008, 09:00 AM.Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 09 Hands-On: Part one: Pasta Padre
From a visual standpoint everything sounds good. From a gameplay perspective I'd have to say I'm a little irritated to hear about the lack of incompletions, pick sixes, and the fact that the CPU does not throw deep. The optimist will say that QB Acc and INT Sliders will help, but let's just hope they work this year.PSN: JISTIC_OS
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Re: NCAA Football 09 Hands-On: Part one: Pasta Padre
Thanks for the impressions Pasta.
From a visual standpoint everything sounds good. From a gameplay perspective I'd have to say I'm a little irritated to hear about the lack of incompletions, pick sixes, and the fact that the CPU does not throw deep. The optimist will say that QB Acc and INT Sliders will help, but let's just hope they work this year.
As far the CPU not throwing the ball deep, hopefully there's still time to fix it because this is unacceptable.
Did anyone else get the impression that this sounds more like an arcade game?
As others have mentioned though, lets hope they've improved the slider functionality....but Im not too optimistic at this point given their track recordHere We Go Steelers!!! Here We Go!!!
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As long as sliders can actually fix the ints I'm ok.
Somethings I'm happy to see:
"Offensive line slide protection is in and seemed to work pretty well. Options are to hit to the left or right for those sides or the left trigger and press up for “aggressive” or down for “pinch”.
"Gang tackling is better than last year, probably more on par with Madden 08’s. I didn’t notice nearly as much “bouncing off” players as the second or third defender in would assist in the tackle."
I'm starting to think EA just cant get the interaction correct with there dev team...PSN: Somo23P
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They better do something about the interception . The past few years it was too easy to get interceptions. I even get tired of intercepting from the cpu sometimes because it is that bad.Comment
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It's good to see the PS3 version is running good, thats all I was worried about.N.Y Mets
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Like others have said, the fact they haven't fixed the overblown amount of interceptions is awful. The other thing that disappoints me is the fact he says the only way to stop an offense is via a turnover.
Anything over 5 min. quarters will lead to unrealistically HIGH scores?! I can only imagine what the statistics look like if we can only play 5 min quarters.
So, how far have we really come in football console gaming over the years? It sounds more and more like eye candy and arcade football. Bleech.Comment
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Exactly, I can't see myself spending $60 to be frustrated. If I wanted to burn my money away and be frustrated, I'd go play a championship golf course from the tips.Chalepa Ta Kala.....Comment
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<hr style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102);" size="1"> <!-- / icon and title --> <!-- message --> "There was a gap in communication and I have found out that hands-on reports of NCAA 09 are to be embargoed until May 2.
At that time, the Utopia hands-on report will be re-posted, along with updated thoughts from last night's event and interviews.".....cdj
Im sure the same happened with pasta
hmmm....Here We Go Steelers!!! Here We Go!!!
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