GamingUnion.net: "Overall, NCAA Football 11 is a solid entry in the long running college franchise. Noticeable improvements come in the form of a fully featured online dynasty mode, sideline catches, dual stick run controls, and a slick visual presentation. However, many past issues remain - such as inconsistent blocking and sloppy commentary - which can hamper the experience. The difficulty comes in deciding on NCAA 11's value if you just bought last year's edition. An eager group of friends willing to invest in the online dynasty definitely helps, as that functionality is a big part of what makes NCAA 11 unique."
With CBS and Turner experiencing record TV ratings for the 2011 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, the video game industry is sitting on the bench during March Madness and ignoring the Final Four and the massive fan base it attracts annually. And publishers like Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive are leaving all of that potential money on the table.
PlayStation LifeStyle writes "NCAA Football 11 features 51 trophies consisting of 34 bronze, 15 silver, 1 gold, and the Platinum trophy. Use our NCAA Football 11 trophy guide to tackle that elusive platinum trophy."
Remember when Jeff Foxworthy actually did stand-up comedy? You know, before he decided to host a game show with annoying, prepubescent, future Einstein little kids? Remember his “You might be a redneck if…” jokes? Yeah, those were good.
On a completely unrelated note, the summer time is infamous for its lack of games. So let’s do some basic math and add these two ideas together.
Here we go. You know it’s the summer game drought when…
There are plenty of good games to keep me busy over the summer. Lego Potter, Singularity (excellent, btw I finished it last week), I just picked up a cheap copy of Prototype (great game so far), plus there are other games I missed like Mass Effect 2 (bought it but haven't started yet).
This is the worst summer drought since this console gen started. And studios are wondering why sales are declining.
Its always like this before there were consoles. I'm PC gamer mainly.
And no, I will not buy Starcraft 2. I do not support a company that keeps milking after original members left (thus fans like me always get disappointed) and higher price tags for unfinished games.
60 EUR standard edition 100 EUR collection edition. FUCK NO.
Sounds ok, not quite convinced though.
Not much of a sports fan but this sounds somewhat decent.