NCAA Football 10: Road to Glory Video and Screenshots (Press Release)

[Solidice]

ERIN ANDREWS HOSTS NCAA FOOTBALL 10’S “ROAD TO GLORY”

Erin Andrews and Kirk Herbstreit Chronicle
Your College Football Career in New Mode

June 29, 2009 – Television sports reporter Erin Andrews will be featured as the host of Road to Glory, a new mode in NCAA Football 10 for Xbox 360 and PS3. Road to Glory is a broadcast-style video presentation in which Andrews and Kirk Herbstreit chronicle your career as a college student athlete.

The new Road to Glory mode allows you to choose a position, embark on a college career and then reflect on your greatest moments through video presentations presented by Andrews. For the first time ever, your actual in-game highlights will be featured in these broadcast-style presentations. Plus, an all-new, completely redesigned 3-D dorm room prominently displays triumphant moments through photos, trophies, NCAA Football news and more. New online leaderboards allow you to compare your legend versus every other legend across the nation. The comparison of each position can be sorted by everyone who is playing that particular position with the same team, the same conference or can be compared across all NCAA teams.

In addition to hosting Road to Glory, Andrews is also featured as a sideline reporter in NCAA Football 10. Andrews is the newest addition to the NCAA Football 10 broadcast team, joining Kirk Herbstreit, Brad Nessler and Lee Corso in a game that envelopes the excitement and pageantry of college football at its best. Including Andrews as part of the NCAA Football 10 broadcast team complements the franchise commitment to offer the most authentic college football experience available on any gaming platform. Andrews has served as a sideline reporter for ESPN’s College Football Saturdays since 2004.

Developed in Orlando, Florida by EA Tiburon, NCAA Football 10 will be available in stores on July 14th for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system, the PlayStation2 and PLAYSTATION3 computer entertainment systems and the PSP (PlayStationPortable). NCAA Football 10 has been rated “E” for everyone by the ESRB.

For more information, please visit http://www.ncaafootball10.com.

[Gossennator]

watching now...
thanks

[PackAttack]

WorthPlaying.com has just posted new info on the Road to Glory mode.

[Gossennator]

Ok so I just watched it, looks like I wont be playing this game mode again.

and EA Sports Road to Glory...why not use the ESPN College Football Live for every game mode and not just road to glory? Some things EA does just doesnt make sense to me...I am sure they put in a good amount of time making this road to glory show..so why not do it right and use for modes that people that actually play like.......dynasty.

EA baffles me sometimes

[djp73]

can you be a kicker or punter yet?

[GoBlue10]

what an absolute waste of time money and resources

EA is obviously catering to a much different demographic these days...i miss the old days of making gameplay and dynasty the most important aspect of the game, thats their staple

[PackAttack]

In the article on worthplaying.com, it shows a screenshot that allows you to purchase a 5-star rating instead of playing through high school. They might as well allow you to pay to win a game.

[MacPlex]

*sigh*

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by PackAttack

In the article on worthplaying.com, it shows a screenshot that allows you to purchase a 5-star rating instead of playing through high school. They might as well allow you to pay to win a game.

not really surprising, EA has been doing this with a lot of their games recently.

[mjussawalla]

Looks like still 20+ schools will be giving you a scholarship offer.

Oh well.