First NCAA Football 14 Screenshot - One Cut, Infinite Possibilities

[BLACKjersey53]

Other than the tag line, didn't 2012's first pic have a guy kind of hinting at foot planting? The pic of the Miami guy with the predator dreads? I JUST said 5 minutes ago I wouldn't allow myself to be let down, but we've seen a picture like this before. I'm hoping you guys are right though.

[ghettogeeksta]

Hopefully this means they finally implemented foot-planting and realistic running, one thing on my Madden and NCAA Football must have list.

It's obvious the screen shot has something to do with running... One cut, Infinite Possibilities. Sounds like the implemented the Infinity engine in the running game.

[Soonerfan14]

Hmm well I'm more worried about dynasty improvements

[BV11]

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Do you guys think they will release actual information or video tomorrow or just more pictures?

[TreyIM2]

I hope they're implying some good foot planting within the infinity engine with these past few teasers and taglines with Oregon. We shall see though.

I'm thinking new footplanting tech along with IE being implemented. Footplanting could be huge. Help add to the feel of weight and shifting the player if the momentum and physics of IE are tightened up. *raises left eyebrow and slightly, but slowly and cooly nods*

[bellaballa]

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Do you guys think they will release actual information or video tomorrow or just more pictures?

We're getting pretty close to it being time to release video arn't we? I never really know what to expect of EA anymore as I just take any info for what its worth. But one could assume that some sort of information/video is just around the corner. Aka "soon".

[richmondn96]

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Is this real? It literally looks the same as last year.

[DJ]

Hopefully this means they finally implemented foot-planting and realistic running, one thing on my Madden and NCAA Football must have list.

It's obvious the screen shot has something to do with running... One cut, Infinite Possibilities. Sounds like the implemented the Infinity engine in the running game.

That's my thought as well. Infinity Engine added to NCAA. Hopefully it's Infinity Engine 2.0 and not what was in Madden 13.

[BV11]

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That's my thought as well. Infinity Engine added to NCAA. Hopefully it's Infinity Engine 2.0 and not what was in Madden 13.

An upgraded infinity engine along with a realistic footplanting/acceleration system IN THEORY should be a combination that allows this game to shine. Unfortunately I have to add - this is EA Sports we are talking about - BUT with the ability to change directions like a football player and not an iceskater, along with a hopefully refined Infinity engine, I do like the possibilities. Time to sit back and see if they can deliver.

[bellaballa]

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That's my thought as well. Infinity Engine added to NCAA. Hopefully it's Infinity Engine 2.0 and not what was in Madden 13.

I mean it would be a disappointment for it not to be 2.0. If all they did was took Madden 13's IE and slapped it onto NCAA 14, then what did they spend the rest of the year doing? They have the advantage of seeing the feedback Madden 13 got and being able to work on an engine from scratch for a whole dev cycle.

[Jeff George]

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Sure looks like Oregon's O-logo gloves in the screenshot.

[theharbinater]

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Here ya go

thanks

10 char

[BenGerman]

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As others have said, the tagline is much more interesting than the screenshot. My guess is we will have Infinite 2.0, which will include major changes to the running game.

Anyone who was expecting a graphics overhaul before the next-gen consoles release is just fooling themselves.

[Cowboy008]

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I wonder what the tagline means.

[bcruise]

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I wonder what the tagline means.

Perhaps there's some clues here, though not much yet:

http://espn.go.com/blog/playbook/tech/post/_/id/4539/exclusive-first-image-of-madden-nfl-25

It relates to Madden, but these two games are usually joined at the hip as far as gameplay goes (last year being a pretty big exception with IE and all)