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Release Date 7/15/2008
Publisher Electronic Arts
Platform Wii
Genre Sports

Number of Players 4

Game Description

Get ready for a college football experience so authentic you'll be waiting for the band to march through your living room at halftime! NCAA Football 09 captures the unrivaled spirit and excitement of college football Saturdays. Play as any of the 120 bowl-eligible schools on fields that reflect the circus atmosphere of real-life stadiums, with team colors, mascots, cheerleaders, and fans combining to provide a game-changing Home Field Advantage. The game's biggest new feature is a franchise-first online Dynasty Mode, which lets you build a powerhouse against 12 opponents for up to 60 seasons. Family Play allows for simplified, pick-up-and-play controls, increased on-field maneuverability, and more.

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IGN Review (5.0 out of 10)

Wii fans have been making a call out to EA to deliver more of its classic sports franchises, and to a certain extent, the company has responded. While top-tier games like Madden and (now) Tiger Woods are getting the serious efforts, however, a few of the EA franchises still aren't up to par with t...more

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Average Member Rating: 5.8 out of 10

Decent game, but lacks special features.. (6 out of 10)

posted by Pitch328 (DEWITT, NY) on Dec 10, 2008
Member since Apr 2006
5 out of 5 gamers (100%) found this review helpful

When I decided to try this game, I was hoping for more than what was given. The game does feature a Mascot and Dynasty feature, but this game seriously lacks the ability to create your own school or player (which was available even back in NCAA Football 2003). What's more upsetting is that you can...more

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