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Chronic Diarrhea · 08-06-2003, 07:39 PM

[quote="Sicilian_Summers":560fa][quote="Chronic Diarrhea":560fa]NCAA Football 2004. That's it. I have two games for my PS2: NCAA Football 2003 and NCAA Football 2004.[/quote:560fa]

How is NCAA 2004? If it's good, it's probably going to be the first game I will purchase after my PS2 comes back in from repair. Only if it's in working condition, however.

The games I play right now are NBA Street Volume 2 and Halo.[/quote:560fa]

It's good. The graphics have been bumped up a bit, such as lighting effects. The sights shine off of helmets and visors perfectly, and everything looks more photo-realistic. The animations are much better this time around, and the players look more like humans than robots. The animation transition is smoother, and there are tons of new animations for the blocking and tackling.

The gameplay is a little different, due to the more realistic blocking. Now you really have to follow your blocks. You can't expect to bouce to the outside anymore and get 12 yards everytime. Also the player ratings are more realistic. I thought in 2003 the high rated players really didn't make that much more of an impact than the medium rated players. In 2004 that has changed. Anytime I'm in a jam, I can rely on Roy Williams of the Texas Longhorns (Rating 99 overall) to make a big play.

Get 2004, you won't regret it.

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Chronic Diarrhea is Offline 1st Lieutenant Posts: 4,318 Join Date: Jun 2002	08-06-2003, 07:39 PM [quote="Sicilian_Summers":560fa][quote="Chronic Diarrhea":560fa]NCAA Football 2004. That's it. I have two games for my PS2: NCAA Football 2003 and NCAA Football 2004.[/quote:560fa] How is NCAA 2004? If it's good, it's probably going to be the first game I will purchase after my PS2 comes back in from repair. Only if it's in working condition, however. The games I play right now are NBA Street Volume 2 and Halo.[/quote:560fa] It's good. The graphics have been bumped up a bit, such as lighting effects. The sights shine off of helmets and visors perfectly, and everything looks more photo-realistic. The animations are much better this time around, and the players look more like humans than robots. The animation transition is smoother, and there are tons of new animations for the blocking and tackling. The gameplay is a little different, due to the more realistic blocking. Now you really have to follow your blocks. You can't expect to bouce to the outside anymore and get 12 yards everytime. Also the player ratings are more realistic. I thought in 2003 the high rated players really didn't make that much more of an impact than the medium rated players. In 2004 that has changed. Anytime I'm in a jam, I can rely on Roy Williams of the Texas Longhorns (Rating 99 overall) to make a big play. Get 2004, you won't regret it.