Why I buy this one ?
- Take Control and Make the Play—Boost your Skill Performance and increase your overall ratings by making user-controlled plays that elevate the team’s motivation levels.
- Enhanced Recruiting—Utilize Dynasty Mode’s all-new prospect search tool to hone in on recruits with specific attributes. Make sure you live up to your promises or players could transfer, damaging your coaching integrity rating.
- All-New Campus Legend Mode—Go from a star in the high school state playoffs to a highly touted college underclassman trying to earn a starting position—you can also fastforward through any play in which you’re not participating.
- Save and Share Your Greatest Moments—Create video highlights of your favorite plays and show them off online, or download your instant classics to your PC to share with friends.

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What our customer's say!

"A Step Backwards", To sum this game up frankly: horrible camera, clunky controls, laughable animations, the players look like they're wearing plastic uniforms, player models are cartoonishly out of proportion, the team stats mean nothing, the frame-rates are inconsistent and stutters when menus load...and the list goes on. I'm not big on the extra features, I just like to play exhibition matches and this game fails miserably.

What happened since NCAA 2006? I enjoyed that game thoroughly on PS2. The controls are intuitive and responsive, and the game has a smoother, faster feel to it. It's not perfect, but it is at least enjoyable. Making plays on defense was actually possible in that game. I always control a defensive tackle and getting off blocks is next to impossible in 2008, against any team.

Why EA moved away from the 2006 controls, I don't understand (this goes for Madden as well), using the right analog stick to juke/swim/hit was great and allowed for very fluid gameplay that shoulder buttons can't emulate as well. As other people have said, switching the controls for every version is confusing and annoying. 2006 had it right.

This game is a joke, and not even worth the cheap, used price I paid for it.

"A Pretty Nice NCAA Game!", This is a pretty good game(about 4.5 stars), definitely an improvement from the 07 version. The graphics and sound f/x are AWESOME! It's like you're really in the stadium getting cheered on or booed by the fans. Gameplay is a little laggier (but also more realistic) than the past NCAA games and the players seem slow and chunky, but overall it's a pretty down right fun game to play by yourself or with a friend.

"good game", NCAA is so much better then madden. this one is one of the best in the collection of NCAA football games

"Stop looking for the faults and enjoy the game!", Yes, you might fumble too much, or that linebacker just jumped too high to make an impossible interception. Big deal, chances are you will probably get the same type of turnover while on defense later on. And if you don't and lose, get over it. where is the fun if you go into every game knowing you are going to win?

I adore this game, last year up at college we got 12 guys together and created a dynasty. It was the best thing ever. The recruiting is a blast, and the head to head games get so heated that you have crowds coming into your room to watch these games. Despite having 12 people, we got to season 6 by the end of the school year.

Another unrealistic aspect of this game is the rankings and the heisman voting. I personally got jipped, as I had an undefeated season and defeated the preseason #1 and #2 teams, but still finished 3rd in the BCS. But you know what..its great! It caused so much smack talk, and besides i ended up losing to a friend in the rose bowl, so maybe it was deserved. But I got over it and won the national title the next year.

Some say the passing is too tough, are you serious? If you have any football knowledge you should be fine in the passing game. Its easy to recognize coverage, even before the snap. Cover 2 means throw it to the seam down the middle, man to man give it to your guys on crossing routes and time it right, etc. And if you still can't handle it, adjust the sliders. Really, people complain too much, they need to sit back and enjoy this game. I am getting 09 tomorrow and my friends and I are going to go through another 6 dyanasty seasons.

"1080p 60 was promising, but had it's issues", hopefully 09 will be the ultimate HD college football gaming experience. Fun game as always, but on the 360 the 1080p 60fps had processing issues for 08.

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"XBOB 360", I bought this for my husband, and he LOVES it. He played on Christmas day, from 600am off and on till 900 pm. SO it must be great.

"EA Sports Owns Football Games Period", EA Sports comes back with another udated version of NCAA Football 08. With the more life-like movement and overall play of the game it definitely makes it more fun to play than last years. However, the new Menu is setup rather awkwardly and causes confusion while trying to maneuver your way through the games and settings. EA Sports seamed to miss a few features on this years model which I'm sure will be corrected for the 2009 game.
Some of my personal highlights: I really like the Road to the Heisman, better than previous years you are only in control of your player (whether you chose to create your own or use a current NCAA star). It makes much more sense and has a realistic story line as you progress through your college life. The only problem I've faced is when I don't like the play call, tough luck, you better have great audibles setup as a QB, but if your the HB/RB you'll have a problem. Overall, I loved playing this and have finished my freshman season replacing J.D. Booty as USC's QB, and led my team to the BCS game.
My biggest pet peeve: The create a character simply sucks. You can't chose much of anything except for the helmet & facemask, and the arm accessories. What happened to the tattoos and hairstyles? I mean, not everyone in the NCAA has clean-cut hairstyles so they should try a little harder to make the game more realistic.
CONCLUSION: Regardless of the minor flaws/setbacks of the game this year, I will continue to get the newest version of the game as it releases. Thanks to EA Sports for another great game, but if you are indecisive about NCAA vs MADDEN, I would recommend Madden for an overall better game. I am just a huge fan of collegiate sports and love playing as my USC TROJANS, FIGHT ON!!!

"Almost there", This year's game is a step ahead from last year's...except for in one (and the largest i.m.o.) category - fps. The gameplay is so slow a lot of times, imagine the worst lag you've had playing online in Madden or any shooter game; that's what normal off-line gameplay is like on ncaa '08. If you played last year's title, the offline lag is worse this year...Other than that - it's a great game and EA is almost there in terms of a great game. The graphics are wonderful, the gametypes are extremely fun ("You decide to veg out on the couch and watch movies with friends...Popularity +1"), and the achievements are a little more challenging this year (getting six interceptions with one player in one game....grrr).

Overall, it's a fun game to rent and play for a weekend when you have nothing to do, but I wouldn't buy it...next year's should be the one to put the series over the top.

"EA NCAA Football back to form...", I have been a fan of EA's NCAA Football since 2001. Every year I have bought the game and have enjoyed it thoroughly. However, I did not enjoy NCAA Football 2007. To me, the game was a little too difficult. The controls didn't make sense, either. The 2008 edition has certainly corrected all those problems. I have not played the Legend Mode, b/c I personally love the Dynasty Mode, and is pretty much all I play.

The recruiting feature is the single most enjoyable part of this game. You get to select 35 players before the season gets underway, and then recruit them as the season goes along. Once a recruit cuts his list down to a set number of favorites, then you can bring them in for a visit. If you cannot get the recruit to comitt during the season, then you have 5 weeks to convince them during the off-season, when once again you can bring them in for another visit.

As far as the Gameplay, the controls once again all make sense. It is very easy to flow with the game. There are TWO reasons why I did not rate the game a 5 star. First, they took away the feature that allows you to control crowd noise. This was by far one of my favorite features as it allows you to rattle your opponent. Also, you have to change your depth chart every single game if you want a specific order. For example, say you have two QB's. One is a rating of 90 but is a senior, and the other is a rating of 85 and is a freshman. If you want to go with the freshman QB, you have to change it every single game, or else the depth chart will continue to default back to the original.

I would highly recommend this game. It provides an excellent gameplay experience.

"terrible software", I bought this game for my son's xbox 360. The xbox live part never worked right. My son would always lose his connection playing with other players before half time. We have had no other problems with other xbox 360 live games; i.e., halo 3, call of duty, guitar hero, etc. I attempted to contact EA sports which is like a top government secret as to how you actually speak with the exhalted ones working at EA sports. TARGET exchanged my original game and we experienced the exact same problem. We brought it back to TARGET the 2nd time and they would not give me my money back when I tried returning the game, they basically laughed in my face. I guess TARGETS policy is giving folks only 2 broken (same)items for their money. Whats scary is I probably would have gotten better customer servivce at Wal-Mart, yikes. I will never buy another EA sports game for my son's xbox 360. I have also managed to stay away from TARGET for at least a month so far. EA sports is obviously getting these games out there before the software is properly tested. WHo monitors this stuff, who cares ????????