NCAA Football 2004
Sega oddly chose not to submit a college football game into the market this year. Is EA’s version good enough to make us forget that?
Written on January 4, 2009 | Posted in Games | No Comment
NCAA Football 2004
Taking any of today’s sports games and shrinking them down can be a tough prospect. With all of the features that are included, the decision as to which ones to leave out can be tough.
While the N-Gage can’t compete with the home consoles, it does at least provide a fairly decent portable game. There are full seasons to play with over 100 teams (I stopped counting) each with their respective strengths and weaknesses. Though why ...
College Ball For Nokia
FROM THE PRESS RELEASE Nokia, together with Electronic Arts (EA) today announced that NCAA(R) Football 2004 will be developed for the Nokia N-Gage(TM) game deck. One of the best-selling titles from the EA SPORTS(R) range, NCAA Football on the Nokia N-Gage game deck gives mobile quarterbacks the chance to lead their team to the championship anywhere, anytime. The first college football season of NCAA Football 2004 on the Nokia N-Gage game deck will focus on a ...NCAA Football 2004
Face it, people. NCAA Football 2004 will never be better than Madden. It’ll never even be as good. Why? A little corporate policy called “using last year’s Madden engine, modified for the college game.”
Sure, it makes good corporate sense of EA. Why dent Madden’s dominance for the sake of a college football title? Plus there are cost savings involved. Heck, even Sega started doing it last year and this year Sega didn’t even bother ...
Written on September 3, 2003 | Posted in Game Cube Reviews, PC Reviews, PS2 Reviews, Reviews, Xbox Reviews | No Comment
