Manhattan Buckeye;727712 wrote:I don't see the big deal as long as the game is true to its origins, there is much to appreciate about the SWAC, the MEAC and the athletes (and culture) it produced, guys like Jerry Rice, Steve McNair, Doug Williams, etc... As of now these teams are more or less forgotten in the EA NCAA games. Doesn't seem to be a problem to give them their due, the title could probably be a little more politically correct, but otherwise as long as the game is good it is fine with me.
That said, looking at reviews it appears the game really, really stinks. How difficult it is to make a good football game today? Apparently, very.
Belly35;727742 wrote:Can't wait for the Irish College Football Experience to come out
ccrunner609;727755 wrote:I will probably save my money for the Ivy college football experience (thats mostly the white version)
coyotes22;727760 wrote:I mean seriously. If EA Sports would have come out with a game called The White College Football experience, Sharpton NAACP ACLU would have been all over that, like a hobo on a hotdog. They would have gotten sued, put out of business, and anyone who bought it would have been labeled a racist. There is a serious double standard in this country.
You do have the white version of the game, it's called Rugby 2005WebFire;727776 wrote:Waiting for the first person to say "You do have the white version of the game, it's called NCAA Football 2011." :rolleyes:
coyotes22;727760 wrote:I mean seriously. If EA Sports would have come out with a game called The White College Football experience, Sharpton NAACP ACLU would have been all over that, like a hobo on a hotdog. They would have gotten sued, put out of business, and anyone who bought it would have been labeled a racist. There is a serious double standard in this country.
Rotinaj;727754 wrote:Terrible ideas usually make terrible games. Who honestly thought this was a good idea for a video game?
