I was pondering about how the return of the collegiate sports game appears bleak, even though I long to see how an NCAA game could perform with this new hardware at its fingertips. It seems as though the main sports titles have already come a long way in the last couple years (for the most part - looking at you NHL).
So what is next for college sports? With all the new branding platforms for universities and conferences alike, it would seem harder and harder to get them all to agree to a licensing venture. With that in mind, does anyone think we will ever again see a fully-licensed (or otherwise) collegiate video game? And if so, how much more time will be needed to sort out the legal and programming issues?
For these questions I've created a straw poll to gauge the community's feelings on this issue: http://strawpoll.me/5366045.
The question is more general, but you can certainly expand on your opinion below if you think NCAA basketball or NCAA football is more likely to make a return. Of course it has been considerably longer since we've had a basketball game.
You can also elaborate on why you do or don't think a game is likely to return. Not profitable enough? Licensing costs too high? Not enough interest? Too popular to completely ignore?
I'll share my own opinion below:
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