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KLHJ2 · 07-17-2009, 09:22 AM

I played it last night and while ringing a dudes bell is cool (them getting up slowly and shaken up) on Defense, I have found that most of the additions to the game were not in the game play department.

On the field it still feels like you are playing 2008 or 2009 only slightly upgraded. Note: the last one that I played was 2008. CB play is better, you cant just run Go routes all day with a great reciever and catch the ball. The CPU is smart enough to double and tripple cover that elite guy. The CPU knows how to use screens and draws to counter a blitz and doesn't just run them at random. All in all the AI is slightly better and there are a couple of visual upgrades, but it still feels like the same game.

Wait, I totally forgot that I can celebrate with the Mascott; that makes it all better.

07-17-2009, 09:22 AM	#7
KLHJ2 Inactive Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: DC Metro Area Age: 47 Posts: 5,829	Re: Ncaa 10 I played it last night and while ringing a dudes bell is cool (them getting up slowly and shaken up) on Defense, I have found that most of the additions to the game were not in the game play department. On the field it still feels like you are playing 2008 or 2009 only slightly upgraded. Note: the last one that I played was 2008. CB play is better, you cant just run Go routes all day with a great reciever and catch the ball. The CPU is smart enough to double and tripple cover that elite guy. The CPU knows how to use screens and draws to counter a blitz and doesn't just run them at random. All in all the AI is slightly better and there are a couple of visual upgrades, but it still feels like the same game. Wait, I totally forgot that I can celebrate with the Mascott; that makes it all better.