THE GOOD:Graphics seem to stand out much more than Madden 2001's, which is exemplary. Commentary is nothing to shout about, but gets the job done. Gameplay options are robust, and extend the games longevity. Player movements look polished and sophistocated. Stat-tracking to die for. Ummm, you almost feel like you're in college. Some high school drop-outs will miss my point totally, though. A wealth of plays to learn and master.
THE BAD:
Choppy framerate at times mars the beauty of the game. Commentary still isn't "next-gen." Why can't EA Sports note the fact that gamers are tired of seeing players meshing together, as if time and space converged onto football fields across America? Ummm, nitpickers never prosper, so I'll be moving along. Shall we?
SUMMARY:
NCAA Football 2002 is a great product, which exemplifies in all ways the magnificence of college football and collegiate athletics, in general. More so than...