NCAA Football 10 Blog: It's in the Details

[asu666]

Hopefully we get the option to turn the wind arrow completely off. That would be pretty awesome to have to rely completely on the socks.

[stoncold32]

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As a long time NCAA player and a recent detractor and renegade...lol....I am somewhat pleased to see these things beginning to come back.

I did NOT play ONE bowl game on '09 (or '08) mainlyu because of the missing endzone art. It just totally kills the entire atmosphere for me.

I'm still not ready to call it a purchase yet, but this is a huge step towards it. If they fix the AI, or make a great EFFORT towards such, I'm buying no doubt.

Good job OMT & crew

[Gossennator]

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I hope the field (Ohio State pic) is also WIP...the flat surface as a field is unrealistic and has always bothered me.

[Bigdmo9999]

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I like it too because he's right.

They're getting ridiculous now with with how they place their logo. It was bad enough that we saw it plastered up to 3 times per screen in Madden 09, and even worse when Tom Hammond had to remind us 20 times a game that the game was brought to us by EA Sports. Now this sickness is starting to infect NCAA, lol.

I wouldn't be surprised if they started putting the EA logo over every helmet decal on every helmet, because after all we easily forget who made the game and we must be reminded over and over again...

I agree with this. Playing NCAA Basketball 09 it is insane too. Brad Nessler plugs EA every time he talks to Erin Andrews...He's like "now we send it over to E-A, our sideline correspondent". Its annoying. "E-A thanks for that report".

[raphael]

why do they have to put the ****in EA logo on everything? if i buy an EA game i'm already aware that it's an EA product and since i already paid for it, no need to advertise it really

[SchruteFarms]

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You're Clever. :wink:

[nexdawg]

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why do they have to put the ****in EA logo on everything? if i buy an EA game i'm already aware that it's an EA product and since i already paid for it, no need to advertise it really

Who cares it doesnt add or take away an ounce of fun or realism?

[RGiles36]

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And the refs? The refs will be in the game.


I think marketing withheld the visual evidence to prevent premature exposure. The refs should quietly slip back in the game. Don't call attention to it, EA. It's been too long without them. Put 'em in, and move on.

Wish I could share in your optimism . You could be right though; it doesn't seem farfetched.

[Cote722]

"One small detail we added this year is camera flashes going off in the stands. The bigger the game, the more flashes will be going off. "

Can't wait to see the 2 camera flashes during that Western Kentucky - FIU game.

[shyvoodoo]

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Cool stuff OMT.. so.. what about that BROADCAST CAMERA BABY!!!!!!

[splanch]

ne referes

[raphael]

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Who cares it doesnt add or take away an ounce of fun or realism?

last time i checked there were no EA ads plastered all over an NFL stadium

[TheWatcher]

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I agree with this. Playing NCAA Basketball 09 it is insane too. Brad Nessler plugs EA every time he talks to Erin Andrews...He's like "now we send it over to E-A, our sideline correspondent". Its annoying. "E-A thanks for that report".

LOL.

Personally, I wouldn't mind being Brad and having the opportunity to plug EA, and like a professional I would end it with a THANK YOU! each and every time... :wink:

[shel311]

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Right. Those endzones are for bowl games and championship games only. Home endzones is based on photo reference.

So, are we FINALLY getting the ability to choose stadiums back for online games?

I cant believe that feature has been gone for so long.

Many of us play in leagues that need either neutral site playoff games or we have bowl games that we'd LOVE to play in the actual stadiums.

But most importantly, the need for the neutral field so one team doesn't have homefield advantage is crucial.

[Allaboutme]

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last time i checked there were no EA ads plastered all over an NFL stadium

actually there are Ea Ads in the stadiums atleast in the bucks and fins.