Infinity Engine NOT IN NCAA 13

[N51_rob]

Quote: Originally Posted by superxero27

Overraction Sports strikes again.

"Monumental" "Nagasaki and Hiroshima" That is some of what the infinity physics engine was described as by EA's own game changers prior to this news being released. The fact that it is in one EA game, and not the other seems like a completely mismanaged situation. These games are developed almost side by side and released about 30 days apart.

Why is it good for one not the other? You say overreaction, I say disappointed fans are (rightly) expressing themselves.

[N51_rob]

Quote: Originally Posted by rspencer86

This isn't dreads or facemasks or socks any of the countless other seemingly insignificant things people whine and nitpick about. This is, in EA's own words, "our biggest innovation to date" that delivers "the most authentic gameplay we've ever had." Madden has it. NCAA doesn't. Tell me again why I should plunk down $45 of my money on a product that by EA's own admission is now outdated?

Really wish I could like this post more than once.

[CcAaRrSsOoNn3]

Quote: Originally Posted by boritter

NCAA devs: "Why would you want physics if you can have Max Payne's Bullet Time?!?" Sad day for college football fans.

I feel like they would say something like this lol

NCAA Devs: "We felt that the Infinity engines were pointless this year. Everyone will be having so much fun with Heisman mode!"

[Ziza9Noles94]

Quote: Originally Posted by superxero27

Overraction Sports strikes again.

Normally I'd agree with you. But to me the reaction so far seems pretty normal in response to a pretty significant gameplay feature apparently being left out of NCAA. Not the usual overreaction at all.

[jeremym480]

This one definitly stings a little.

I probably still get NCAA because it's my favorite game. However, if RTP is the game changer that it seems to be, then I will unload it the first week of September. Making NCAA just a cheap rental. SMH

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[kingsofthevalley]

Very disappointing news I must say.

[Cvhsalumni]

I am assuming NCAA won't be getting a feature as in depth as connected careers as well. Madden looks amazing...

[GoBlue10]

Quote: Originally Posted by rspencer86

This isn't dreads or facemasks or socks any of the countless other seemingly insignificant things people whine and nitpick about. This is, in EA's own words, "our biggest innovation to date" that delivers "the most authentic gameplay we've ever had." Madden has it. NCAA doesn't. Tell me again why I should plunk down $45 of my money on a product that by EA's own admission is now outdated?

Don't buy it then.

Most people don't buy both titles anyway, so whether you buy NCAA or Madden your still feeding the machine.

Most of you should know this already, but EA usually introduces major improvements to Madden a year before NCAA.