NCAA Video Game Means Football Is Upon Us!
Its even more special now, as with the XBOX360 the graphics are simply remarkable. Each player is realistically rendered, the game still is one of the most entertaining in EA’s sports lineup (second, in my opinion, only to the NHL series), and with rosters supplied by those dedicated individuals who will spend hours and hours typing in names so that schmucks like me can see Florida QB Chris Leak’s name instead of #7, I am in my first football Nirvana since the final seconds ticked away from Super Bowl XL (come on, you don’t think I’m desperate enough to watch the PRO BOWL do you?)
You see for me football is not a spectator sport. It’s a religion. Once football season begins, I immerse myself in sensory overload of every single source of the game I can get.
Hell, I’ll watch a Pac-10 or MAC game in the middle of the night on some weekends. Now, there’s not even a reason to stop living football, thanks to Sirius NFL Radio and Directv’s NFL Network, I can get my football fix 24hrs, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Unfortunately, there’s only so many times you can listen to how multi-million dollar athletes are spending their summer vacation. After awhile you need sustenance…and I don’t get that until NCAA hits the shelves. With the arrival of NCAA, I know NFL training camps will be opening soon. The college football season will kick off in a week or two. In August Pre-season for the NFL (and EA’s Madden 2007) will arrive …and for the next seven months I will be swimming in the wonder that is football.
It’s a beautiful thing.BTW, the game is great.
posted by JC De La Torre | 1:00 PM
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