EA Sports released their second playbook for NCAA Football 14 containing the details and improvements for the presentation aspects of the game.  Among the new features are uniform baselayers, a half-time show, neutral site games, new pre-game routine and hundreds of new vignettes to keep fans of the series engaged during a game.  EA

Produced by: I_Peench All of the talk this cycle has been about how “stale” NCAA is to play. The fallout has been somewhat mind-boggling, although there are several presentation and gameplay oriented reasons that has cost the game growth and remained stagnant, here are my suggestions on how to make the game interesting through dynasty

BY HELLISAN – JAN 3, 2013 All of the features within a sports game are not only tenuous with respect to the next release, but constantly in flux. You never know what a company plans to do with a feature next year. With that being said, one of the suggestions I mentioned in a recent

One can’t help but notice the wide range of scores given to NCAA this year by critics. They range from Joystiq and Cheat Code Central at 60 (or 3 out of 5 stars, as the case may be) to Game Informer, at an 88. None of the reviews at the top of the range are

  Howdy! Every year hardcore dynasty fans always ask what their dynasty might look like after a few seasons.  In some previous iterations of EA Sports NCAA Football there has been an issue where recruit attributes and aggressive progression have led to a number of problems for moderate to long-term dynasties.  More specifically, a larger

    TSO is giving away a pair of exclusive EA Sports RGIII Socks to one of our loyal members!  We will select a lucky winner by random drawing on July 10th. We are going to make the launch of EA Sports NCAA Football ’13 that much more exciting for someone!  It’s easy to enter,

Looking for another game mode to try out, maybe with your own created team or even with a star studded team? Team Builder makes its return back to the NCAA Football series, and you can create your school online with the web app while you’re away from your Xbox or PS3! As of today, Team Builder for

Jeff “RynoAid” Setzer caught up with Ben Haumiller at E3 to get the skinny on why the Real Time Physics augmentation system did not make into NCAA Football 13 this year and what we can expect for future implementations of the new Infinity system.        

Tradition Sports Online member SimFBallCritic, who is also part of the Youtube group The Sim Standard (see here) was kind enough to share with us his observations about the demo for EA SPORTS NCAA Football 13.  As usual with The Sim Standard the highlight of the video is the honest and fair commentary. Tradition Sports Online

The NCAA 13 demo was released on Tuesday June 5 on Xbox 360 and Wednesday June 6 on PS3.  After playing a few games, TSO staff writer PAgamer07 and I share some of our early impressions from the demo.   Jmustang1968: I am loving the changes to the passing game.  The trajectories help eliminate the