NCAA Football 10 Blog: Stadium Updates

[travis a.d.]

I wouldn't even bat an eye at the fact that we still have 6 teams in generic stadiums if the ones EA uses weren't so damn huge and unrealistic. The generic "bowl" that miami, wku, and kent play in look like they seat 60-70,000 people and they are always full to capacity. C'mon EA, at least make a small dual-grandstand stadium or something if you can't get every stadium in.

[mjussawalla]

Quote: Originally Posted by travis a.d.

so, if those are all the new stadiums, this means these teams will still be generic: san jose state rice miami, ohio western kentucky kent state not too shabby i guess, that makes what, 115 real stadiums?

You forgot to mention Tropicana Field, Rogers Centre and RFK stadiums for Bowl game.

Honestly, I was expecting that all stadiums would be in by now. This is quite dissapointing.

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by travis a.d.

so, if those are all the new stadiums, this means these teams will still be generic: san jose state rice miami, ohio western kentucky kent state not too shabby i guess, that makes what, 115 real stadiums?

yea, plus the Emerald, International, GMAC, and the Independence Bowl game stadiums.(unless one of those newly added stadiums is the site for one of these bowl games, I didn't double check)

[travis a.d.]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cyros

I think OMT has said in the past they wouldn't be able to do Minnesota's stadium till it was actually finished (unsure if it's done now or not).

OMT has said they used a generic outdoor stadium for Minnesota in '10.

[Potatoes002]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cyros

I think OMT has said in the past they wouldn't be able to do Minnesota's stadium till it was actually finished (unsure if it's done now or not).

I know thats why I quoted the marlins fan guy beacuse he forgot the gophers have a generic stadium

[travis a.d.]

Quote: Originally Posted by Potatoes002

I know thats why I quoted the marlins fan guy beacuse he forgot the gophers have a generic stadium

Yeah, I forgot to add Minnesota to the list. Still, 114 real stadiums is not too shabby if you ask me. Sure they have had a few years to get them all in, but I'm sure the process of creating stadiums from the ground up is a pain in the butt and quite time consuming. At least there aren't as many generics as there were last year.

Sincerely,
"marlins fan guy"

[PVarck31]

Still no Kent State or Akron.

[Gossennator]

I guess UL Lafayettes Stadium didnt get the new turf, or the stadium paint in 10, LAME.

Plus no new LSU video screen...