EA Sports' NCAA Football is Returning (for real this time)

I'll sell you my Xbox 360 with NCAA 14 for $2,000

 

this being only on xbox is literally the only way i uhh would ever buy an xbox

 

I’ll sell him my PS3 and NCAA14 for $1,999.

 

My local video store (yes it still exists, and I go so I can show my kid how old I am) Has 360 versions of the last few NCAA's. They will not sell them even though they sell EVERYTHING else for slightly less than retail.

 

Why won't they sell them?

 

I will not be undercut. $1,998.99 (plus free shipping)

 

Two day shipping?

 

Guessing because the rental revenue is greater than a single sale. The dude working had no explanation so I can only assume.

 

Thanks. This really adds to the discussion

 

Assuming $5 per week or whatever, they absolutely get $40+ out of that per year with people renting the game every August

 

Herbie missing those EA paychecks.

 

your comment adds even less. how about trying to be less fucking bitter.


this was a talking point that TrustyPatches and i discussed a few weeks ago away from the board.

 

Sounds like it's time to "rent" it forever then.

 

$1,997, I’ll hand deliver it, and user LakersBuckeye will give him a handjob.

 

I'll mail you my digital copy for just that handy.

 

Don’t do it, it’s a very unenthusiastic hand job, dead eyes.

 

In his defense, vacant eyes is the calling card of the attractive.

 

NCAA 13 was the best one

Change my mind

 

2003 was better. 2013 was very good but lots of glitchy shit happened. Probably more of a server issue I guess

 

13 already had strafe removed but still had the shit recruiting system. the answer is anything other than 13 actually.

 

Okay I’ve changed my mind. 13 it is

 

NCAA 04 was the best. Larry Fitzgerald and Pitt were almost unbeatable. Had a RB that was like an 85 and a TE that was 90. Still had the trips, single back set play where the middle WR would loop under the inside WR and the TE would run out in the flat that was unstoppable.

 

Plays like that ruin the game and I wish AIDS on those that run them.

 

You guys are making me blush ITT

 

Agreed.

In NCAA 2004 or 2005 the 4 WR set All-Outs was always open.

 

Meh. It wasn't a magic trick or a glitch, just really hard to defend.

 

Right. There's "impossible plays" or whatever you want to call them that are impossible to stop on every football game. It's taking advantage of a known flaw in the AI. Those that run those plays over and over and over deserve a joystick up their ass. It takes zero skill to run those plays. It's like people that did nothing but snatch backs on 2k18. Fuck those cunts. I wish nothing but bad things on them. I've cussed multiple 8 year olds over that shit and I have no regrets. Their parents were obviously lacking so I helped them out.

 

Fuck Ed Obannon and the NCAA

 

And Sam Keller

 

Sounds like you didn't have the skills to stop it. Man up and own your deficiencies at gaming.

 

Fuck the NCAA... just pay the kids and give us our fucking game back

 

Hell, just put out a game with two stock models of players and let the internet take care of it like they have for the last 5 years.

 

NCAA 04 is the best game in the series.

Coincidentally 05 is the worst by a wide margin.

 

Don’t remember the years. But I played with Michigan when they had Mike Hart. They were so good. That was my favorite.(2006 maybe)

Played with Clemson when they had CJ Spiller and James Davis. Jacoby Ford was a receiver. Bowers and Sapp were DL

 

Chad Henne was real good at running the option

 

Was 05 where no one could catch for shit?

 

Late 90s were the goat years. I lost a many friendships over those heated matchups.

 

That Clemson team was stupid good in the game.

 

That excitement to see who the three impact players are for your team

 

It's where 55 speed dt's would catch wide receivers from behind

 

I can’t remember which year it was. Like 05 or 06 where I was top 50 on Xbox. Some Oregon fan around here was top three possibly first.

 

And intercept deep passes at the line of scrimmage

 

Which one as it where the linebackers could jump like 12 feet in the air to pick off or knock down any pass in the middle

 

Yes

 

NCAA Football

 

Not in the early 2000s