Video Game Reviews: GameCube
NCAA Football 2005
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Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews for each game.
3.5719
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NCAA Football 2005
Expert Review Summary
based on (18) reviews
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Gaming Nexus
This is the deepest football game to ever be released on the planet. From players transferring because of a lack of playing time, from your star quarterback cheating on his exams, if you want the most true to life, exciting football game available, NCAA
...read the complete NCAA Football 2005 review at Gaming Nexus
UnderGroundOnline
On the professional side of things, the football war is heating up. With Madden NFL 2005 going against the outstanding ESPN NFL 2K5, all the attention is directed to that arena, while college football just moves along as always. Such is the case with
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Gaming Age
The ball physics look strikingly accurate, whether it’s a bullet pass or lofty shot to the end zone, the ball just looks alive. EA didn’t skimp on the animations either.
...read the complete NCAA Football 2005 review at Gaming Age
Nintendojo
One major flaw that the game has is the recycled bits of commentary from Lee Corso. The man’s a football genius, so throwing in sound bits that were recorded last year is just disgraceful. That being said, he still gives a great performance, even
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Thunderbolt
Definitely a notable improvement over last year's offering and the new Home Field Advantage feature is marvelous, but the recycled visuals and mere handful of other additions may deter those who already own 2004 from purchasing the game.
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Stuff
comes out. Tantalizing tidbits: Kirk Herbstreit and Brad Nessler give the play-by-play, while Lee Corso reprises his role of resident barking lunatic. More importantly, Electronic Arts and Microsoft finally settled their financial differences, meaning all
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GamerDad
This year, just like last year, EA's entry is the only game in town. So you'd think they'd just update the rosters and leave it at that, right? Wrong. Developer Tiburon added quite a bit to the already stellar simulation, and almost everything they added
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eToychest
An excellent college football game. The controls are spot on. The graphics are solid, and the dynasty mode will keep you playing for a long time.
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GamePro
Startlingly good graphics mean that the GameCube version of NCAA Football 2005 is no slouch.
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Lawrence
The biggest improvement (aside from Xbox Live capability for box owners) is the Home Field Advantage feature. It makes the crowd interact, support, boo and shout with respect to how bad or well you or your opponent is doing. For schools with strong
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IGN
Is it possible for a game to get better but not be
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Game Over Online
The inclusion of Home Field Advantage is a great feature, and really strengthens the strategy of the game when coupled with the Match-Up Stick. Unfortunately, these two things aside, too much of the game plays, looks and sounds like "NCAA Football
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GameSpot
NCAA Football 2005 is a great college football game.
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GameSpy
If you're the type of person to cover yourself in body paint on a Saturday afternoon, and you're a gamer, chances are you've played a bit of
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