Hey, I don't care if they call it Martian Football 2010 - I care how it plays and what features it has. Competition for Madden/NCAA works for me. Of course, since it lacks a franchise mode, I am out. That, for me, is a must-have in today's sports games!
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Re: Black College Football - The Xperience: What's Behind the Name?
Pretty much, I will rent it...
Not really a dynasty type of game tho because you would need more D-1aa schools, I would have liked a D-1aa football game with authentic tradition from schools like Grambling....Sometheing every college sports game never had(cant even do a season with Howard, Morgan St etc...In Choops2k8 because its not authentic)Comment
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Re: Black College Football - The Xperience: What's Behind the Name?
I suppose I'll never understand how/when we got to the point of disregarding a game, not based on what happens on the field which is the most important part (which really sounds ridiculous to have to point out), but because it doesn't have a mode to micromanage minute details.
I understand the crowd who cares about franchises/dynasties I just don't understand at all how a game can be dismissed if the gameplay (again, the most important thing) is tight. Lots of games have had franchise modes and the gameplay was broken.
You can have the greatest franchise mode ever. If actually playing the game on the field sucks, then having that great franchise mode is pointless.Comment
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Great article. I'll definitely be supporting this. This looks like fun!PS: You guys are great.
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I'm sorry to say but if a game came out by the name of White College Football, well then black people would be throwing fits."I wanna walk down the street and people say," "There goes Roy Hobbs, the best to ever play the game."Comment
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Re: Black College Football - The Xperience: What's Behind the Name?
Someone didn't read the article. Besides, most of the schools in America are HW anyway. We did throw a fit, so they would let us in. There's no need to put the HW in because everyone knows that's what they are.PS: You guys are great.
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Well whoever made this game should go to College cause you do not spell it like "Xperience" , you spell it "Experience". Typical, when I drive by a Barber shop and I see a sign saying " Frezzzh Cutz" I just cant help but scratch my head. Sorry to say and I know the truth hurts some people but I find this game to be racist."I wanna walk down the street and people say," "There goes Roy Hobbs, the best to ever play the game."Comment
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You scratching your head doesn't hurt anyone. Carry on.PS: You guys are great.
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Why cant we all just be friends!!! lolComment
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SMH Its ironic that a guy whose SN is "PhillsPhan26" is telling someone to go to college b/c of spelling Experience "Xperience" get a life.Comment
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Anyway..about the game.. Why does EVERYONE in the game have to be dark-skinned? It's almost like the creators of this game are not aware that different shades of African-Americans exsist. But yea, this game looks pretty cool and I'm glad to see some kind of variety in football games.Comment
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Re: Black College Football - The Xperience: What's Behind the Name?
I thought this is what we were supposed to be avoiding?
It looks more and more here that there is only one side of this debate that is accepted here. I state my viewpoint and I'm called uneducated. Another did the same, he was labeled as inbred. We know what would happen if I called rockchisler some random slur. I would be booted from the site post haste I think. So why the double standard in what is considered acceptable? Is that how it is here?
HW because everyone knows they are? Really? Have any specific schools in mind?
If I go to one of these HBC's, you think I wouldn't notice what it is as well? You think I wouldn't notice that 90% of the student population was black? In a country where blacks are less than 15% of the population? Of course most schools will be made up of a majority of white students----because the country is--for now! So what about in 50 years, when whites are officially the minority? Do these schools then have the right to refer to themselves as HWC's, that would be ok with you? I doubt it.
And what makes this even more ridiculous is that these 'white' schools you folks are ragging on about go to crazy lengths to attract black students. A black student with a 27 ACT score will have a MUCH easier time getting a scholarship than a white student with the same score. Ever here of the United Negro College Fund? As a white kid, there was nothing available to me that wasn't available to a black kid.
Guys like MLK died so that future generations would not have to live in the environment he did. And yet, more and more it seems that blacks are segregating themselves in many ways. This game is very small example of that, but an example just the same.
As of yet, no one has been able to squarely answer this question that has been asked now by more than one:
If the game was White College Football, would you be cool with that? If Notre Dame referred to itself as a historically white school, would you be cool with that?
Yes or No. Would you be cool with that? Any answer other than yes or no is avoiding the question.
And I have to agree with the guy above who told OS that this is exactly what should have been expected from this article. If you don't want this type of debate on your website, then the element should never have been introduced.Comment
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Game looks pretty polished..... I would give it a rent - for sure.Truly Blessed -Comment
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Pike, I think you should speak from your own experiences and stop trying to make this out to be more than it is. I was an athlete at one of the schools represented in this game. I have been to sporting events at "traditional" schools as well as competed at HBCUs. It truly is a different experience.
Instead of attacking the African-American race, I encourage you to actually attend a football game at an HBCU. Then you would see for yourself that the experience is different. Chances are that you have never been to and experienced a "Black"college football game so how can you question its relevance as a unique experience.
Did you know that Caucasians also get minority scholarships at these HBCUs that you are trying so hard to describe as exclusive? You are painting yourself into a corner with this constant "HWC" reference. Calling schools such as ND an HWC is redundant. That is based on the simple fact that the sole reason "HBCUs" were established is because schools such as ND in fact WERE HWCs. That said, there is a historical signifigance behind the term "HBCU".
Now tell me what would be the signifigance behind the acronymn "HWC" that. Isn't so blatantly obvious??? It is very redundanttttttt. You can call them HWCs all you want and I will sit here and be thankful their "signifigance" is becoming irrelevant. I have had the pleasure of both "expeiences" and its becoming obvious that you haven't. Once again i encourage you to attend a game my friend.Comment
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these schools are called historical black colleges, key word historical, the reason that word is so important is because it refers to a past that solidified the school. it doesnt reflect the schools demeanor at all. it WAS a place for black students to go when they were not accepted anywhere else because of the color of their skin. so the title just refers to the history of the schools. the reason we don't call schools historical white schools is because these schools were considered the norm and therefore did not need any classification. there is no good history behind them when it comes to the matters of the skin. only negativity. what the black colleges did was try to level the playing field for african americans in that time. that's all don't try to bend statements around your close minded though process to make your argument fit. the name suits the game well. everyone calls these colleges black colleges, simply for what they had to do in the past to try to equal the playing field.Comment
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