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 | Title : Sega Sports NCAA College Football 2K3
Author : Sega of America, Inc.
Release Date : 20020816
Binding : Video Game
Regular Price : $49.99
Amazon.com Price : $12.90
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Editorial Reviews :
If you're looking for a football game with smooth flow and realistic action, Sega Sports' NCAA College Football 2K3 will certainly fit the bill. The action is evenly paced and straightforward--no flashy 10-foot leaps, no stiff arms that knock the defender into the rotunda--and the talent level is definitely collegiate.
A working knowledge of college playbooks can be helpful as the sets are often highly complex. The producers have added a slew of subtle, but significant features to simulate the game's nuances as well. A quarterback's accuracy greatly improves when his feet are set. You can hide your play calling by holding down the X button and scrolling through decoy plays. You can anticipate using a spin move on offense by hitting the O button before contact. You can use the analog sticks (as opposed to the directional buttons) to run with the ball, and in Maximum Passing mode, you can add zip or a lob touch while also adjusting throws in the air.
The graphics--including players, stadiums, the ESPN-style presentation, and game intro--are all top-notch. With 117 Division 1-A teams at your disposal, devoted players can play full seasons (complete with rankings and bowl selections) or, in legacy mode, you can play multiple seasons, going so far as recruiting high schoolers and running spring drills. The major drawback is the no-name announcing team, a flat-out terrible crew offering an endless stream of stupid jokes and poor analysis. But you'll have the sound off and the stereo spinning anyway. --Marc Greilsamer
Buyer Reviews :
I have had College Football 2K3 for a while on XBOX. It is 100 times better than EA Sports' NCAA Football 2003. The ranking system for 2K3 is awesome. There is only one flaw that I found. I won the NCAA Championship three years in a row and I was not ranked any of the years following those national championships. I would clearly have the best team in the game and I was never ranked? I don't get that. But overall this is an awesome game. The ESPN adds so much realism to the game and just puts the finishing touches on a great game. EA Sports and 989 Sports have a long way to go to catch SEGA!
(by A gamer)
Features/Technical Specs :
* ESPN-style presentation
* Players have the proportions and physiques of college-aged athletes
* All 117 Division I-A teams and selected Division I-AA teams
* Save senior players and draft them into NFL 2K3
* 1-2 players
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