At the same time, my B-rated D-men were rarely able to even hurry the opposing quarterbacks, let alone actually sack them. I can't believe that such an obvious flaw got through play-testing. It all but ruins NCAA 99 for me. As if this weren't enough of a problem, you also have difficulty completing passes the odd pass that you do get off before crunch-time. Receivers drop or simply miss the ball far too often. At first I chalked this up to a lack of experience, but after a number of games I was still being frustrated by good wide-outs who continually watched balls bounce off their shoulder pads.
This seems completely random. At times you'll make a drive-saving catch in heavy traffic To say that this is aggravating would be putting it mildly. And there's more. The average return on punts is way above average, particularly for the PC. Expect to surrender a good yards each time you kick on fourth down. The coverage just seems to be slow arriving. Adding some hang-time to the punts would help, but as of right now, this is real encouragement to go for it all the time.
Even though the game boasts that all rosters are accurate as of the current season, no players have names out of the box. Yeah, I know that this is some stupid NCAA licensing thing, but I'd say that this walks awfully close to false advertising.
Sure, there's a full player editor feature this time around. Sure, there's roster files on the web to help you along with this. But to me this isn't the same as noting that "Every Division 1A team with 98 rosters" is included.
Dynasty mode is seriously disappointing. I was expecting something along the lines of career play here, but in reality it's just a way to turn your roster over at the end of a season. Instead of scouring the country, paying off players Nick Nolte-style sorry, but is there anyone who wouldn't like to see an illegal recruiting option? If your top gun QB leaves via the NFL draft, you'll probably want to look into the best high school arms available. Then just pick a setting -- Aggressive, Hard, Moderate, Soft, or None -- for your category, and the program does everything else.
About the only real element of reality meaning the occasional surprise present here is when your better players abandon you for the show a year early. I must admit that this mode probably gets more exciting if you continue for a good number of seasons. Personally, though, I found the action mode far too frustrating to even think about this. There are some good things in NCAA 99 , though. The accurate running game is back this year.
Even with the continual backfield penetration, you can develop a realistic ground attack. This isn't as novel as it was in , however, as both Gameday 99 and Madden 99 also allow the gamer to run effectively. Bowl game match-ups and season-end rankings and player awards are better.
Play calling screens are very well done. Everything is much clearer and cleaner than last year, and teams have individualized playbooks. No play editor yet, though. There's a good use of 3D acceleration here. I found that the designers hit on a good balance between chrome and playability; everything looks good but not great, so don't expect too much , but you don't need the machine of the gods to run it. Having the fight songs and constant marching band music still helps build a college football atmosphere.
The audio is sparse but well done. Crowd noise is properly responsive to what's happening on the field. But that's not much, is it? I loved last year's game. Even with a lack of anything even resembling options one camera? They added the options this year but subtracted a lot of the fun elements. The computer will take over and execute the offensive or defensive play for you. While lovers of more sophisticated football games may want to pass on this one, NCAA is perfect for the novice who wants to get right into the action without having to thumb through pages of instruction.
Axis Football combines the elements of Football, Sports, and Simulation. It supports both Single and Multiplayer modes and includes a variety of real-life players and teams around the world. To get into the match, you need to select your favorite team and customize by choosing the team name, player uniforms, team logo, and more.
It has different modes such as Player vs. AI, Player vs. Player, Franchise Mode, and more. Choose your team, captain your country, and struggle to qualify for final by defeating lots of squads that compete against you.
Unlock other modes, groups, and players by progressing and winning the heart of crowds by performing the best match. Travel the world, play against different teams, and dominate the playfield for glory. It is a fourteenth game in the series of Pro Evolution Soccer. The game adds Mario Gotze of Bayer Munich. There are eight real-time teams in the game, choose one of them and get into the game world to prove himself as best.
It offers improved gameplay system that allows the player to control each character of the game in during the match. Pro Evolution Soccer also offers customization option which allows the player to create his team, with a unique logo, design his uniform and represent the new club.
The game includes core features such as modern gameplay, real-time audio commentary, new team and multiple locations, etc. Pro Evolution Soccer offers enhanced game mechanics, smooth controls stunning graphics. The game features more than thirty licensed teams, multiple major leagues, and international test matches.
It is specially made for those players who loved Rugby game and want to enjoy on his computer device. The hype of such a coming on the PC was heightened by its predecessor's release on the Sony Playstation. Among all the American football games that are scheduled for release this year; such as Madden 99, NCAA 99, NFL Quarterback Club, and others; Gameday 99 does an excellent job of providing the user with not only a realistic environment in terms of graphics, gameplay and realism, but more importantly it is also fun, which provides for great late night multiplayer gaming.
The graphic engine for Gameday 99 is a ported and enhanced version of its Playstation companion. However, what really impressed me what the fact that Studios was able to give us a near perfect re-creation of the playing field environment, the players, stadium and other important elemental details.
I was surprised, however not disappointed, to see the game actually run faster in Direct 3D mode than in Glide. Maybe the programmers have a few more bugs to work out in that department, but I find that the Direct 3D version for Direct X5 played smoother with NO graphics loss or drop in framerate. In my opinion I cannot see anything the graphical programmers could have done to make the game look better in Glide mode since there was not really that much more they could do.
The players have detailed jersey's and realistically move around the field during huddles and so forth. Other graphical features of this game include the fact that the engine is tweakable by providing 4 to 5 different levels of graphical detail. The game is not texture intensive, like most people think, however, it is polygon based and therefore the need to possess a graphic accelerator capable of spitting out loads of polygons is essential.
In terms of sounds I have to say one thing, the play by play is totally disgusting. This might be appropriate for some game created in late but we are in , and I think we would all like to hear more smooth flowing play by play like EA Sports is famous for.
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