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Sundown2600 · 04-10-2013, 07:53 PM

"As we continually evolve the Infinity Engine, we have more control to build physics-based features to create more realistic player interactions on the field"

The highlighted word is the key for me. I don't think ppl should focus too much on the physics as these last NCAA and Madden games are merely a testing ground for whats' coming on the new consoles. Let's hope the Infinity Engine stuff they are working on right now translates over in a positive way and let's hope the physics based "features" we get now turn into very good physics based "games" in the future . I'm also hoping the next stage of EA's hype program focuses on this new Real AI Ben mentioned. The CPU is too dumb and everything falls downhill after that.

04-10-2013, 07:53 PM	#6
Sundown2600 Brake less...Go Faster! OVR: 13 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Houston Texas Posts: 1,364	Re: Breaking Down NCAA 14 Game Play Blog "As we continually evolve the Infinity Engine, we have more control to build physics-based features to create more realistic player interactions on the field" The highlighted word is the key for me. I don't think ppl should focus too much on the physics as these last NCAA and Madden games are merely a testing ground for whats' coming on the new consoles. Let's hope the Infinity Engine stuff they are working on right now translates over in a positive way and let's hope the physics based "features" we get now turn into very good physics based "games" in the future . I'm also hoping the next stage of EA's hype program focuses on this new Real AI Ben mentioned. The CPU is too dumb and everything falls downhill after that. Last edited by Sundown2600; 04-10-2013 at 07:59 PM.