NCAA Football 10
Xbox 360

NCAA Football 10

Released 7/13/09
Genre : Sports
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ESRB Rated E: Everyone
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NOTE: NCAA Football 10 manual includes a TeamBuilder code. The manual is not included with rental of this title, but is included with purchase.

If you can't throw a couple million bucks toward your school's football program to help build a winner, NCAA Football 10 might be the next best thing. Here's your chance to earn ultimate bragging rights and prove that your school is the best in the nation. Pick your school, and, with the all-new Season Showdown, everything you do will help push your team toward the top of the polls. With rankings that pool the PS3, 360, and EA Sports communities, you'll earn credits for your school while playing against the computer, going head-to-head, or completing web-based challenges. You'll also find new risk-reward gameplay options, a huge new Create-a-School Mode, and much more.

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9
best football game i have played in a while
NOT MUCH MORE THAN THIS IT IS A GOOD GAME BECAUSE EVERYTHING WORKSS LIKE IT SHOULD
samrtgamer (member since 2010)
reviewed on 7/20/10
5 agree
9
Best College football game to date!
This is by far the best football game to date. Just waiting to see when they finally throw in alot more office skill, training activities, and other pregame ritual things to do than just gameplay. Future football games should be better, but this is a hard on to beat!
tjfnvy (member since 2010)
reviewed on 7/9/10
5 agree
10
This is NCAA
When I started playing this game NCAA 10. I was like wow, This is the best NCAA game I have ever played since I started playing them on Sega System. From being in high championship to exporting your player to the NFL. I've had a challenage all the way through. Trying to keep yourself on the heisman list to keeping yourself known to be one of the best players in the NCAA. I say "10 THUMPS UP EA SPORTS". You've actually proved yourselves to be the best at the sports most famous and watchable sports games.
prather828 (member since 2010)
reviewed on 5/12/10
4 agree
10
Great game, very few complaints
I actually bought this game myself for 59 bucks and love it. I always buy the NCAA Football games every year. This year was no disappointment. The player ratings are pretty accurate, as always, but Florida's are a bit exaggerated. (Backup QB John Brantley overall 89). The achievements are relatively easy and shouldn't be too much of a pain. Some complaints are that the Heisman difficulty is impossible to pass on, meaning that they intercept nearly every pass. There are too many penalties, especially on long runs, and there is the same bland commentary from year to year, but that is no big surprise. Overall this game is a great buy and any football fan should check it out!
NBoss57 (member since 2010)
reviewed on 3/22/10
1 agree
8
Good game!
Solid football experience once again this year in NCAA 10, graphics are good but maybe not enough of a change from last years version for some folks. Game plays a little faster than last years it seems and some of the sliders dont seem to make much of a difference but i hear there is a patch coming out to fix that issue. <br /><br />AI is very smart and adapts to your play calling and they also mix up their play calling as well so its not all pass, pass,pass. Only big gripe i have so far is the O-line is pretty much a brick wall when it comes to the pass rush....nobody can get by it seems like. (i also hear its being patched).<br /><br />Presentation is good again and the NCAA &quot;feeling&quot; is all over this game which is a good thing. This is the football fix i needed and will get me to Aug when Madden is released :)<br /><br />Solid game with a few flaws but if you can look past those (which isnt that bad) than give this game a shot. If your a college football fan then its a no brainer to play this game.
KayotixTX (member since 2008)
reviewed on 7/14/09
56 agree
1
1 of 10 for charging extra for game features
You cant use create a team without buying &quot;download slots&quot;!!!<br /><br />They want $10 dollars for allowing you to download a team that you created. This makes this a horrible game to rent if you want to use one of its biggest features. There is no reason to charge an extra $10 for an imaginary &quot;download slot&quot; that is actually on YOUR hard drive!
dude6935 (member since 2006)
reviewed on 10/26/09
23 agree
8
Is there only so much that a football game can do?
I am a football fan and will play any football game. I liked this game even though it is essentially the same as last years game. It does have some things that are better then last years.<br /><br />Like:<br /><br />I think the graphics and animations have improved from last years edition. I noticed they fixed the stutter step when running straight down the field from last years game. They have added some new tackles and catches. I like the fact that if you are hit as you throw it messes up the pass.<br /><br />I like the road to glory mode even though it is the same as all the RPG football modes before it. The Erin Andrews part is a pretty cool addition. I wish they would put more stuff like that in this game and Madden. Plays of the week with Chris Berman would be awesome. Whooop!<br /><br />Online Dynasty is awesome. You cant cheat either cause it tells how many time you start a game. You also only have save points at specific spots which is nice. It prevents restarts of the dynasty to get the recruits you want.<br /><br />Dislikes:<br /><br />The AI is ridiculous sometimes when it comes to trying to make every game interesting. Some games are going to be blowouts! I mean to make me fumble 3 straight plays when it is down by 14 is just stupid. Not to mention the penalties on third down and the holding/clipping calls on every run over 30 yards. The cheap calls and events(fumbles/dropped passes) got to be very predictable and very frustrating. <br /><br />Kirk Herbstreet's voice could have been synced better. It sounds liked it was recorded at different times with different mics at times.<br /><br />The fact that they want us to pay for features of DLC that should be in the game is just ludacris! <br /><br />Like I said to start, I would play any football game just because I like football. They did fix and add stuff to this game but whether it is worth it to purchase is personal choice. I myself will not purchase this game but I will surely get my fill and have several draft classes before I return it to GF.<br /><br />Hope this helps, Peace
Igame2 (member since 2008)
reviewed on 7/20/09
20 agree
10
Great!!!!
This game is probably what every football was trying to do. This game took a crazy turn for the better. The game play is super and the controls are just the same. I didn't adjust much, but before i got the game I played the demo and wow was I impressed. The graphics are amazing and the new feature on defense is cool because instead of seeing the Offense when your on defense playing the Computer you can turn the view so you play defense like your on offense. Its a very good game and I can't stop playing online the whole game is spectacular and I hope your enjoy it as much as I do.<br /><br />10 of 10 =)
NoobRecker (member since 2008)
reviewed on 7/14/09
42 agree
5
EA needs to rethink this one.
For the most part I am very disappointed in NCAA2010. This is a clear example of EA sports trying to maximize profit. This game is the same as last year; graphics, sounds, players and CPU's AI. All EA did was add in what they thought were cool features, for instance Season showdown, Road to glory, and Teambuilder, ETC... Are you serious! EA didnt listen to any of their fans from last year, We asked for a better atmosphere of players and coaches on the sideline, staduim, sounds, better AI, half time review, an improvemnet of graphics, the list went on and on and nothing was done. Hopefully they will see a decline of sales and decide to take a new route with next year. <br /> <br />Dont get me wrong I am a huge EA fan, just really disappointed in this one. Though from what I see in Madden 10 the game looks pretty good and Demo shows some new graphics and play style. Maybe EA was short on funds and could only put money into Madden 10, if thats the case so be it, but never disappoint your your fans and lose your reputation.
temple10 (member since 2009)
reviewed on 7/26/09
14 agree
3
NCAA 10
Despite others' high praise, I can only give NCAA 10 3 stars. There are several reasons, but chief among them is the overall lack of a strong sense of the college football experience. The college atmosphere, where student athletes make their fellow football crazed classmates go crazy in the stands is completely void. It's as if EA purposefully put all those college kids on some kind of drug that keeps them from showing emotion. For instance, when your team scores a game winning touchdown, the players from both teams just slowly walk around the field like zombies, with no sense of victory or loss. It's like the kids don't care if they win or lose. And I think that's how the dev team felt about their own offering. <br /> <br />I simply cannot support any product that is built so carelessly, full of release day bugs, and incomplete team rosters. NCAA 09 marked a decent leap forward in playability, but they just copy/pasted last year's game over for this year, despite a few boring animations. <br /> <br />Lastly, I know I'm in the minority here, but I prefer playing this game's RPG style mode, Campus Legend (needlessly renamed &quot;Road To Glory&quot;). The video reporting Erin Andrews does gets real old, real fast and adds nothing to the experience. EA (not Erin) did manage to model a cheap 3D dorm room for your college stud football player, but it adds no functionality over NCAA 09's calendar/menu setup. More pointless fluff. The mode also suffers from a geriatric practice mode that becomes utterly useless once you're the starter. The coach play calling is remarkably mindless as well (he calls for outside runs where they will never work). <br /> <br />EA has also managed to ruin trying to run outside against the genius monsters call defensive ends. Your offensive tackles, in contrast, are timid morons. Yes, EA took out the mid-air pirouette rocket interceptions we saw in 09, but that's not enough... <br /> <br />Enjoy it where you can, but I'm telling you, save your time for Madden and NHL 10.
goalieump (member since 2007)
reviewed on 8/5/09
11 agree

Game Details

Players4Online Players 2 PublisherElectronic ArtsRatingEveryone

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Memory31 MBOnline FeaturesOnline Multiplayer, Voice, Quick Match, Leaderboards, Online League, Custom Match, Xbox LIVE Family Settings, Ranked Match, AchievementsModesVersus, Career, Season, Mini-Games, Practice, Exhibition, Co-op 2-4, Dynasty, MultiplayerAudio/VideoCustom Soundtrack, In-Game Dolby Digital, HDTV 720p, HDTV 1080p, HDTV 1080i

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