Summer of Sports: NCAA Football 14 Demo launches on 360 and PS3.
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6/18/2013 5:06:00 PM
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It's that time of the year again when the wave of sports titles begin to come into our world yet again. Starting things off is NCAA Football 14, which doesn't launch until July 9, but the demo is now available for free download on Xbox Live and PSN. Available to try out are matchups involving Alabama/Virginia Tech, Oregon/Texas A&M, or Ohio State/Michigan. With just a few weeks to go until launch, this will give football fans the fix that they need temporarily until the final product becomes available.
NCAA FOOTBALL 14 DEMO LAUNCHES ON XBOX 360 AND PS3
Be the First on the Field with Three Exciting Matchups and Nike Skills Trainer
June 18, 2013 – College football season starts early as EA SPORTS officially released the NCAA Football 14demo on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 today. Fans will have the opportunity to experience a neutral site game as they lead either Alabama or Virginia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in the Georgia Dome, get a feel for the new Option attack with either Oregon or Texas A&M at Kyle Field, or take part in one of college football’s greatest rivalries when Ohio State and Michigan square off in The Big House. The demo also marks fans’ first opportunity to get their hands on Infinity Engine 2 and see how the power of realistic physics allows them to play true to their favorite school. A blog breaking down all the matchups and features of the demo is available here.
Rewards are also plentiful this year, as anyone who completes any of the three matchups (win or lose) will receive a free card pack for use in the brand-new NCAA Football Ultimate Team mode. Fans can earn a second Ultimate Team card pack by sharing the demo with friends. Additionally, Xbox 360 players will receive a special Nissan Heisman Winner Ultimate Team item simply by starting up the demo.
In addition to the in-game matchups, those looking for a leg up on the competition can begin learning new game mechanics and refreshing their abilities in the new Nike Skills Trainer. This new training mode provides full video tutorials as well as gameplay drills for football elements such as how to effectively run the Triple Option, dominate the air with Total Control Passing, win the turnover battle as a Ball Hawk and much more.
NCAA Football 14 gives players more control over their fate on the field or as a coach than ever before. The introduction of Infinity Engine 2 allows you to play true to your team with gameplay tuned with the college game in mind, while new Coach Skills and Power Recruiting create the most engrossing Dynasty experience in a generation. Add in the all-new inclusion of the fan-favorite Ultimate Team mode, which includes a large number of former NCAA stars, and you have the most feature-rich entry in the history of the franchise.
The demo is available today for Xbox Live Gold subscribers and PlayStation Network users. It will be available onTuesday, June 25 for Xbox Live Silver members.
Fans are encouraged to keep up to date by visiting NCAA Football on the web, Facebook, and Twitter for exclusive assets and unique insights into all this year’s new features. College football enthusiasts can also get involved in the conversation by tweeting with the hashtag #PLAYTRUE.
NCAA Football 14 is developed in Orlando, Florida by EA Tiburon, with trademarks licensed by IMG College’s The Collegiate Licensing Company on behalf of its partner institutions. NCAA Football 14 will be available on the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system and the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system on July 9. For more information about NCAA Football, please visit http://www.easports.com/ncaa-
Be the First on the Field with Three Exciting Matchups and Nike Skills Trainer
June 18, 2013 – College football season starts early as EA SPORTS officially released the NCAA Football 14demo on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 today. Fans will have the opportunity to experience a neutral site game as they lead either Alabama or Virginia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in the Georgia Dome, get a feel for the new Option attack with either Oregon or Texas A&M at Kyle Field, or take part in one of college football’s greatest rivalries when Ohio State and Michigan square off in The Big House. The demo also marks fans’ first opportunity to get their hands on Infinity Engine 2 and see how the power of realistic physics allows them to play true to their favorite school. A blog breaking down all the matchups and features of the demo is available here.
Rewards are also plentiful this year, as anyone who completes any of the three matchups (win or lose) will receive a free card pack for use in the brand-new NCAA Football Ultimate Team mode. Fans can earn a second Ultimate Team card pack by sharing the demo with friends. Additionally, Xbox 360 players will receive a special Nissan Heisman Winner Ultimate Team item simply by starting up the demo.
In addition to the in-game matchups, those looking for a leg up on the competition can begin learning new game mechanics and refreshing their abilities in the new Nike Skills Trainer. This new training mode provides full video tutorials as well as gameplay drills for football elements such as how to effectively run the Triple Option, dominate the air with Total Control Passing, win the turnover battle as a Ball Hawk and much more.
NCAA Football 14 gives players more control over their fate on the field or as a coach than ever before. The introduction of Infinity Engine 2 allows you to play true to your team with gameplay tuned with the college game in mind, while new Coach Skills and Power Recruiting create the most engrossing Dynasty experience in a generation. Add in the all-new inclusion of the fan-favorite Ultimate Team mode, which includes a large number of former NCAA stars, and you have the most feature-rich entry in the history of the franchise.
The demo is available today for Xbox Live Gold subscribers and PlayStation Network users. It will be available onTuesday, June 25 for Xbox Live Silver members.
Fans are encouraged to keep up to date by visiting NCAA Football on the web, Facebook, and Twitter for exclusive assets and unique insights into all this year’s new features. College football enthusiasts can also get involved in the conversation by tweeting with the hashtag #PLAYTRUE.
NCAA Football 14 is developed in Orlando, Florida by EA Tiburon, with trademarks licensed by IMG College’s The Collegiate Licensing Company on behalf of its partner institutions. NCAA Football 14 will be available on the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system and the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system on July 9. For more information about NCAA Football, please visit http://www.easports.com/ncaa-
