Towards the end of its life cycle, the NCAA Football series incorporated the ESPN license into its presentation and included College Gameday during game introductions and a halftime show with Rece Davis. This will not be the case withCollege Football 25, but in reality the presentation during broadcasts will really only be missing the ESPN name on the screen as everything else will feel like Saturday. New elements have been introduced that are far more important that will really shine in Dynasty Mode in terms of encompassing the player into their season. Even though ESPN assisted a good bit with the game with providing information and lending their broadcasters, EA will provide its own unique presentation toCollege Football 25.
Stories of Saturday
There will be a lot of different aspects toCollege Football 25that involve depth and immersion. The development team has added a unique take to the play selection screen with the picture and picture view. While replays will still play in the game, there will be a dedicated section to view the broadcast of the game within the screen. At the upper right portion of the screen will be Stories of Saturday, however, which will not only tie to the game but will tie to the Dynasty mode. This helps to gauge matchups, identify Impact Player, the events going on in the game and more.
When playing a season, however, this will display standings, rankings, stats, College Football Playoff tracking, Heisman tracking and more. This won’t be something that is just viewable as the commentators will discuss these things during the game to allow a greater sense of immersion in not only the current game, but the season. This was experienced first hand at a recent EA Preview Event forCollege Football 25and having added context to things that are happening is important to the player experience.
The Television Experience
The production value while playing the game is much higher than previous games as the atmosphere, emotion and pageantry are all captured in a professional manner. There are tons of little details that fans of specific schools will be able to point out thanks to how the production is executed. While there is no ESPN, players will have the option for two broadcasts teams. Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will automatically handle the big games, while a regional broadcast will have Rece Davis, Jesse Palmer and David Pollack calling the games.
Everyone involved in commentary recorded lines of dialogue over recent years while taking the best take for each line. During the recent visit, we were able to witness this first hand as everyone will continue to add commentary to the game. A ticker and a score overlay will be placed across the bottom of the screen with various splash transition screens that cut to replays throughout the game. EA is doing everything to make sure the player experience remains engaging.
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The first entry in EA’s series since 2013’s NCAA Football 14, EA Sports College Football 25 is a sports sim that focuses on realistically capturing the college football scene.
