For owners of Xbox 360 and PS3 which version?

[ab2c4]

I think for NCAA it all depends on which controller you like better for this game. Personally I liked playing NCAA football with the 360 controller but I am going with the ps3 version but not for the reasons one might think.

My wife is using the 360 so much for streaming Netflix and Bejeweled 2 that I rarely ever get to use it anymore LOL. That is why I am getting it for the ps3, because my wife never touches the ps3 ever.

[tgiordano]

how do they compare on the retail version, b/c the ps3 demo is not as good as the ps3 retail game.

[UMiami]

Quote: Originally Posted by tgiordano

how do they compare on the retail version, b/c the ps3 demo is not as good as the ps3 retail game.

I'm wondering the same thing... I thought the graphics on the PS3 demo were just bad. The helmets looked cartoonish, the jaggies made my eyes bleed and the animations weren't fluid. Not to mention the "Knuckleball" football spin. I'm very curious how much graphical improvements has been made in the retail version.

Quote: Originally Posted by UMiami

I'm wondering the same thing... I thought the graphics on the PS3 demo were just bad. The helmets looked cartoonish, the jaggies made my eyes bleed and the animations weren't fluid. Not to mention the "Knuckleball" football spin. I'm very curious how much graphical improvements has been made in the retail version.

The knuckle ball is still there, but, just like last year, it's ONLY in replays. It doesn't actually knuckle ball in real time.

The replays are compressed down to around 30 fps or less, and one of the things lost in that transition is the spin on the ball. Again, this is only in replays.

[AUChase]

I own a 360, but it collects dust the majority of the time..

I got suckered into playing in the Gamestop tournament, last year, with the 360 and still managed to make it to the finals, lol.

Like everyone said, it's just about your' personal preference really..

[Lupe_Tabasco]

Quote: Originally Posted by dickdalewood

The knuckle ball is still there, but, just like last year, it's ONLY in replays. It doesn't actually knuckle ball in real time. The replays are compressed down to around 30 fps or less, and one of the things lost in that transition is the spin on the ball. Again, this is only in replays.

The "knuckleball" was in gameplay last year also. I traded in Madden and NCAA for the 360 versions because of that.