NCAA Football 09

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  1. WesW.
    Jun 1, 2009
    4
    Good game, MINUS the extraordinary amount of fumbles that boths sides of the ball seem to have. If you are a stat nut, like me, then this game is definitely not for you. This is due to the fact that if you are juking, sprinting, or spining when you are hit, you fumble. Other than this huge problem, an okay game. I just was expecting a little more out of EA.....something more like their Good game, MINUS the extraordinary amount of fumbles that boths sides of the ball seem to have. If you are a stat nut, like me, then this game is definitely not for you. This is due to the fact that if you are juking, sprinting, or spining when you are hit, you fumble. Other than this huge problem, an okay game. I just was expecting a little more out of EA.....something more like their PS3/X-box versions.… Expand
  2. ZachD.
    Jan 28, 2009
    7
    Not awful, but lacking in so many ways. No roster updates, as there are for PS3 and 360, and the controls can be a bit confusing. Loading can take forever at times, as well. However, for a hand held system, it seems to work well enough to keep me playing.

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  1. IGN
    65
    Not nearly as deep or as expansive as the previous version in the series, this seemingly tentative re-entry into the portable market should've been developed for another year to present a truly innovative experience.
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  2. GamesRadar+
    70
    We were expecting more bells and whistles, but in the end we’ll take what we can get. In this case, something is definitely better than nothing.
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