Real Time Physics accidently revealed in presentation webcast?

[berad88]

EA does like to put teasers to stuff they have not announced in their videos.They have done this in the past. They wanted to make sure we saw that kickoff return and I am sure it was not to listen to the announcers. They know people are going to analyze the video. They wanted us to see that tackle and it does look to have the potential to be a physics thing. Anyhow whatever is happening that tackle on that kickoff shows things never seen in a madden game before.

[SageInfinite]

I wouldn't get my hopes up for NCAA having this system. They haven't scheduled anymore gameplay playbooks, and none of the footage even hints at it. Hope I'm wrong though. Madden has another gameplay reveal coming up, so it makes sense.

[mm boost]

I bet IF this is in Madden that it will be in NCAA. If NCAA would have already announced this, they would have nothing to hype up Madden with other than presentation. And as we know, presentation don't sell the game. I believe NCAA had their huge announcement with all the gameplay changes, and I believe Madden will get their spot light by revealing the physics engine.

If you are doubting, look at both webcasts for both games revealing gameplay. Both games got the EXACT SAME gameplay changes, and the exact same people worked on both...whatever will be in Madden, will be in NCAA and vice versa. in the past, the old stuff from the madden the year before would go into next year's NCAA. I don't think this will be the case any more with the new EA team working on these games.

That is my prediction

[ghettogeeksta]

Im excited to see that some kind of physics is in the game, that is most noticable to by the two Bengals plyers falling on top of each other. Its just sad to see zig zagg running still in the game.

[Big FN Deal]

I feel you Sage but if NCAA 13 had a 2nd gameplay playbook reveal like Madden 13, then there would probably be no need for it in Madden. lol

Meaning if it's announced for NCAA 13, it would ruin it for Madden 13. You could be right though but the fact that even for the NCAA game play revael, they didn't show way more actual game footage, like tackling, makes me hopeful for physics being in both.

[michapop9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Broncos86

Honestly, I hope I'm wrong and everyone else is right. But I just think that something this big would've been announced already. They wouldn't have left something like this to be spoiled by it being discovered in game footage. With how badly gamers want procedural physics, EA would want to ensure they had the limelight in that announcement.

Announcing the second gameplay blog on June 4th by saying a "monumental change to gameplay that will blur the line between virtual and reality" sounds like there setting up the limelight just fine, look at this thread already, June 4th is gonna be huge, they have the limelight.

You are correct in saying you never wanna get your hopes up especially given EA's history, but this one almost seems obvious.

[Gotmadskillzson]

Quote: Originally Posted by brobamigo

Anybody think Ncaa will have it too? Think that could possibly be why they keep showing the Ncaa 12 engine in their webcast vids?

I doubt it. We have seen special teams videos of NCAA 13 with tackling and they still fell down the same way they did in previous NCAA's.

[DirkDiggler12]

I've come to doubt EA in the past as well, but this one seems hard to not believe. The clips have all been cut short of tackling except a few, the kickoff review def shows some never before seen stuff with what looks like pretty undeniable "physics" of some sort. And with them saying a monumental change, you gotta believe it some what. I mean what else is going to make a "monumental game changer"