NCAA Football 2002

A great way to stop opposing offenses!

Use the nickel defense every time and pinch the d line. then use the left and right outside linebackers to rush straight through the holes provided by the down linemen. this will cause disruption to the play five out of ten times and will often sack the opposing qb.

THE GOOD:
college football what else do you need to know

THE BAD:
game slows down between menus

SUMMARY:
running the option is great, stadiums are very detailed. uniforms of every team make this game great.
trying to stop floridas fun and gun, nebrakas option attack. miami s swarming defense , this is what college football is about.

THE GOOD:
Fast gameplay and good A.I.

THE BAD:
Too many fumbles in clutch situations

SUMMARY:
Great game overall. A must have for anyone who loves college football. Great realism!

THE GOOD:
Incredible Game, very life like and fun to play

THE BAD:
The computer can be difficult to beat sometimes

SUMMARY:
This game is so much fun, it will have you riveted for hours on end. There are so many different teams to choose from and so much to customize, you wonder what more they could have done with it, or how they are going to top it.

THE GOOD:
so many things are incredible about this game. very fun and much like previous NCAA games but so much better. the graphics will amaze you as you play season after season in dynasty mode. increased number of names the system recognizes, instead of last years where the system only recognizes names like smith and jones...etc.

THE BAD:
limited commentary, although much better than previous years.

SUMMARY:
5 stars all the way, best game PS2 has put out....except for GT3, but how can you top that one. watch out for Madden 2002, previews say it is even more intense.

excellant speed and graphics love the dynasty mode

THE GOOD:
Outstanding Graphics, Gameplay, Stats, Options

THE BAD:
The option of not being able to create/change your own schedule, and not being able to recruit the player that you've created/choose his teams.

SUMMARY:
What's the use in creating a player and not being able to have him play for your team, takes away the whole idea. There should have been an option in the create player mode that at least lets you pick the three schools that your player would be interested in. But other then that and not being able to tweak your schedule, a team like Navy or North Carolina A&T will never have the chance to have a shot at being number one or getting that prestige to be able to recruit 5 star players. Even though this may be a little picky, but it would have been nice to have to option to at least talk/discuss with players who want to leave early. Other then those few things, this is an outstanding game, if at least two of my options...

THE GOOD:
Graphics seem to stand out much more than Madden 2001's, which is exemplary. Commentary is nothing to shout about, but gets the job done. Gameplay options are robust, and extend the games longevity. Player movements look polished and sophistocated. Stat-tracking to die for. Ummm, you almost feel like you're in college. Some high school drop-outs will miss my point totally, though. A wealth of plays to learn and master.

THE BAD:
Choppy framerate at times mars the beauty of the game. Commentary still isn't "next-gen." Why can't EA Sports note the fact that gamers are tired of seeing players meshing together, as if time and space converged onto football fields across America? Ummm, nitpickers never prosper, so I'll be moving along. Shall we?

SUMMARY:
NCAA Football 2002 is a great product, which exemplifies in all ways the magnificence of college football and collegiate athletics, in general. More so than professional leagues, the...