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I appreciate college football's storied past of miraculous, game-changing plays, but when they happen every game, as they did during my playtesting, they don't feel so legendary--they feel staged and annoying. If the ebb and flow of momentum actually mattered, it would've made more sense, but it doesn't.

Like Bryan, I saw no perceivable relationship between a team's mo' regardless of what the new meter read and being able to pull off a big play. Other loose ends, like iffy collision detection that turns inside runs into a mash-up of bodies and brings down ball carriers without wrap-up animations, left me considering benching this in favor of the current-gen version. It plays a good game of ball, though, thanks to the solid controls and return to a more traditional default camera angle.

Actually, the PS2 and Xbox versions offer way more both on and off the field. On special teams, the camera now shifts to the back of your selected defensive player, giving you a much better perspective for blocking field goals and punts. And on kickoff returns, the camera zooms in a bit too much , making the run to daylight more intense. Campus Legend replaces Race for the Heisman as the main single-player mode, where you'll also be tasked with selecting a major and taking real exams.

If you perform well on these tests, your created player will actually receive a slight stat boost. See, studying can pay off. In terms of sports titles, I've always thought that the more accessible the title was, the better the title was. My theory is that as titles get better, developers learn how to manage the crucial balance between gameplay and simulation. NCAA Football 07 does just that by giving you a well rounded and feature rich football simulation with great controls as well as a series of mini-games that go beyond a simple football game.

Loading up the game, it asked me for my choice of favorite team, to theme the game for me. After that, I could play around with a plethora of different gameplay options. A series of what the game calls 'spring drills', mini-games that help you practice your individual football skills are some of the first that caught my attention.

Players also have numerous amounts of plays at their fingertips and plays can be added and thrown out if necessary. The tackle system is also quite unique due to the fact that you cannot just press the tackle button and be successful.

In order for a successful tackle to take place, the player has to actually wrap himself around, via the directional pad, the player with the ball. Depending on which way the player is being pulled, the ball carrier falls in that given position.

Overall this is what really makes the game better than any other football game I have ever seen, its ability to offer the player total control over every situation that is occurring on the field. No matter how you look at it, even if you are not a huge football fan, the game will appeal to you. It provides a fun environment to play in and repels one that is boring and so realistic that you do not feel like playing anymore.

Playing with other players is, of course, one of the better aspects of this title, however, playing by yourself too and cycling and competing in the different modes available also prove to be quite exciting. The multiplayer engine in this game is really amazing, however, it might not be for people with a For years and years on end people have wanted to play a great football game over the Net and not just with a bunch of friends in a room. The engine is tweaked so that it compensates for the slight drop in framerate, however, it gives the player more viable and stable connection for both players to enjoy.

No lag existed at all during my gameplay with others and this is great too see. As a result, this is one of, if not THE most sought-after sports game by collectors.

One of the criticisms that people will throw the way of NCAA Football 14 is that it is lacking in game modes compared to what that same years Madden offered. I get what people are saying, but I feel that there are more than enough game modes to keep you busy and happy while you are playing this.

EA went all-in with their Ultimate Team mode in all of their sports games and this one was no different. However, I actually feel that the Ultimate Team mode on offer here was a great deal of fun. You basically have to create your own dream school via different cards. You get cards for players, coaching, stadium, and so on and it is very addictive. As EA could not use current players, they use players of the past and it is a lot of fun. Had EA made a sequel to this I would have been very interested to see what else they would have added to Ultimate Team mode.

It has so much more depth this time around. You have many different factors that can add up to if a player sees your school as a place they want to go.