NCAA Football 2003

THE GOOD:
Better than any game on the market as far as simulation and Real football action. Team fight songs, 3D cheerleaders, THE OPTION!!!. It's pretty funny to see Herbie huusker and Brutus Buckey go head to head in a mascott game...

THE BAD:
2003 is without online, but that doesn't bother me much. Only hardcore gamers will notice anything wrong, since there is so little.
and it would be nice if I could creat a custom playbook with all options and just power formations, but I can manage without that.

SUMMARY:
If you like to play football, buy this game. I hope next years version is as good as this one, cause this is that best hands down sports game ive ever played.

With so much cusimization, it's truly awsome.Better than Madden. If you llike Pro ball, just Creat a team in this game and you'll be all set!

THe only things I'd want: More time lag between when yotu intercept the ball and every one on the stadium...

THE GOOD:
The game is so life like. It is so real, from the spread-out passing game to the smashmouth option game.

THE BAD:
No Major Weaknesses!!!!!

SUMMARY:
The best football game ever! I will get the new one every year it comes out until I die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE GOOD:
The game is so life like. It is so real, from the spread-out passing game to the smashmouth option game.

THE BAD:
No Major Weaknesses!!!!!

SUMMARY:
The best football game ever! I will get the new one every year it comes out until I die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE GOOD:
The game is as good as college football games get. When you play this game, you see, feel and hear college football. All of your favorite teams are included, as well as bonus teams that you can unlock. The game really gives a college feel with the stadiums, fight songs and players stampeding around (did I mention the option?). A new key feature is this year's game is the "rivalry mode". When you are playing during a season, all of your rivalry games are highlighted, and when trophies are up for stake, it makes you want to play that much harder. If you win a trophy, you can display it in your trophy case, but lose that trophy after winning it.....you can kiss it goodbye. You can also play in "rivalry mode", where you can choose from a large amount of rivalry games, ranging from those classics (Army vs. Navy - Army/Navy Game), to the ones you've never even heard of (Bowling Green vs. Toledo - Battle for 1-95). There is also a mascot game mode added this...

THE GOOD:
Incredible detail

THE BAD:
Hard to find controller info without the book

SUMMARY:
I rented this game and really enjoy it. Unfortunately it does not come with a book and so it is hard to find all the info. The graphics and teams are extremely realistic. This is my first foray into the sports genre since the Super Nintendo and I don't intend on putting these games away to gather dust on the shelf.

THE GOOD:
Every Thing. . .Literally Everything

THE BAD:
No player names. . . BUT wait, if you know your team, and you enter their names, the announcers will say them. So if you put them in manually, it will work.

SUMMARY:
Um, in case you didn't notice read up above again!!! WHOO! ok. The create a player is so much better than maddens. Do you know how in Madden your player is twitching around and moving is head and arms just when your trying to look at them. IN NCAA the player corresponds with what your editing, changing gloves, he'll lift up his hands and hold them their and so on. The create-a-team is spectacular!! I made the Anaheim Lions, and the annoucer actually said "The Lions" not "The home team" like in Madden. The option play is the THE ABSALUTE BOMB SUCKAS!! Why don't they include being able to laterall in Madden, this is the funnest part about NCAA, QB bout to be tackled and. . . WHOOP, toss it too your half-back and have...

THE GOOD:
Pretty much uses the Madden engine, but has many unique features

THE BAD:
Uses the Madden engine?

SUMMARY:
Written by netnut746 for netjak.com

But take a deeper look into it. Released before Madden 2003, NCAA Football 2003 hit the shelves early in August, following up the successful 2002 edition. EA Sports struck gold when creating the first Madden game on PS2, creating an engine that may very well be the best one out there right now. So you can look at this in two ways - EA decided to stick to what works, or EA was too lazy to come up with something new.

What makes it Madden?

Well it's obviously structured in the same way, with pretty much identical player models and the controller layout. The players react in pretty much the same way, and of course you'll have similar features, like the Campus Challenge (you know, the Madden Challenge), and the Franchise Mode (only called Dynasty here).