NCAA Football 2005

THE GOOD:
-Graphics
-Stadium Pulse
-Up-to-date Rosters
-Great Gameplay
-I-AA Division
-Dynasty Mode
-Rivalry Games
-Mascot Games
-Pontiac College Classics
-Online Play
-Create A School
-Create a Poster
-Create a Player
-Historic Teams/Rosters
-Actually Fun to Play
-Actual College Band Music
-Mascots
-Ability to Export Created Teams into Dynasty Mode

THE BAD:
-Lots of Loading/Saving
-Simulated Scores are Above-Normal
-Sometimes Lee Corso and the announcers can get aggravating

SUMMARY:
This is the best! Everything is good. I ranked it 5, because the few things that are wrong, are minor and don't compare to the Good Items.

First of all the graphics are realistic and k00l. There are many new items, such as Big Hits, where you can blow opponets' socks off. The Staduim Pulse is where you can Pump the Crowd up, and make it harder for the Offense, while...

THE GOOD:
Home Field Advantage feature adds more realism to the games
Big plays don't occur every other play
Similar controls to Madden
Very realistic Dynasty mode
Allows you to send players over to Madden 2005 or Madden 2005 Collectors Edition
Match up Stick
Rosters with real player names available at ps2rosters.com if you have a maxdrive (recommended), xport or sharkport
hot and cold streaks

THE BAD:
No Hit Stick (instead there is a button)
Inability to control more than 12 teams in a Dynasty
No tournament mode
Inability to simulate a game outside of Dynasty
Some scheduling system flaws (if you are an Independent team, you can schedule all your games other than a bowl against weak division I-AA teams and you will then be rewarded with a top 10 ranking and lots of 5* recruits)
You have to download rosters with a game save device to get real player names

SUMMARY:
NCAA Football...

Graphics: 9/10
Sound: 9/10
Gameplay: 8/10
Value and Longevity: 10/10
Tilt of Mars: 9/10
Grade: B+

Another game in the line of college football games from EA Sports, NCAA 2005 has improved on its predecessors in many various ways.

The graphics are some of the best graphics in any sports game on the PS2, except possibly the ESPN line of sports games. There are a few cases of clipping here and there, but that's one of the only faults. The graphics are very sharp and the motions are fluid, except for that clipping problem I mentioned.

The sound of the game is what separates the college game from the pro game. The menu music is a score of school fight songs, giving a nice atmosphere to the game itself. The commentary sounds great in the game, but there can be only so many lines said by Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso, and Brad Nessler. Corso's lines can get repetitive after several games, but at least it goes along with the play he...

THE GOOD:
home field advantage, its college football, lee and kirk are awsome.....oh yea the other guy too (hes not important.....

THE BAD:
well i haven t found any yet there doesnt seem to be any

SUMMARY:
this game is fabulous for a college football fan....the addition of home field advantage really takes this game to a whole new level..when on the road and playing in a tough stadium (like the swamp)....well you can imagine...