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. It may seem a bit daunting at first, but it actually works very well and I found this to be one of the most addictive parts of the whole game. If you look back at reviews that were printed at the time this game was released, many were way too harsh.
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As if this weren't enough of a problem, you also have difficulty completing passes the odd pass that you do get off before crunch-time. Receivers drop or simply miss the ball far too often. At first I chalked this up to a lack of experience, but after a number of games I was still being frustrated by good wide-outs who continually watched balls bounce off their shoulder pads.
This seems completely random. At times you'll make a drive-saving catch in heavy traffic To say that this is aggravating would be putting it mildly. And there's more. The average return on punts is way above average, particularly for the PC. Expect to surrender a good yards each time you kick on fourth down. The coverage just seems to be slow arriving. Adding some hang-time to the punts would help, but as of right now, this is real encouragement to go for it all the time.
Even though the game boasts that all rosters are accurate as of the current season, no players have names out of the box. Yeah, I know that this is some stupid NCAA licensing thing, but I'd say that this walks awfully close to false advertising. Sure, there's a full player editor feature this time around. Sure, there's roster files on the web to help you along with this. But to me this isn't the same as noting that "Every Division 1A team with 98 rosters" is included.
Dynasty mode is seriously disappointing. I was expecting something along the lines of career play here, but in reality it's just a way to turn your roster over at the end of a season. Instead of scouring the country, paying off players Nick Nolte-style sorry, but is there anyone who wouldn't like to see an illegal recruiting option?
If your top gun QB leaves via the NFL draft, you'll probably want to look into the best high school arms available. Then just pick a setting -- Aggressive, Hard, Moderate, Soft, or None -- for your category, and the program does everything else.
About the only real element of reality meaning the occasional surprise present here is when your better players abandon you for the show a year early. I must admit that this mode probably gets more exciting if you continue for a good number of seasons. Personally, though, I found the action mode far too frustrating to even think about this.
There are some good things in NCAA 99 , though. The accurate running game is back this year. Even with the continual backfield penetration, you can develop a realistic ground attack.
This isn't as novel as it was in , however, as both Gameday 99 and Madden 99 also allow the gamer to run effectively. Bowl game match-ups and season-end rankings and player awards are better. Play calling screens are very well done. Everything is much clearer and cleaner than last year, and teams have individualized playbooks. No play editor yet, though. There's a good use of 3D acceleration here. I found that the designers hit on a good balance between chrome and playability; everything looks good but not great, so don't expect too much , but you don't need the machine of the gods to run it.
Having the fight songs and constant marching band music still helps build a college football atmosphere. The audio is sparse but well done. Crowd noise is properly responsive to what's happening on the field. But that's not much, is it? I loved last year's game. Even with a lack of anything even resembling options one camera? They added the options this year but subtracted a lot of the fun elements.
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