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NCAA Football 2005

Platform : GameCube |
Rated: Everyone
3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 48 ratings
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  • Features 16 new 1AA teams to choose from, for a grand total of 78 - including the Southland & Ohio Valley conference and All-American and National Champions teams

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Home field advantage matters big-time in NCAA Football 2005. Depending on the stadium and intensity of the rivalry, the home-town crowd can snuff out audibles and prevent hot routes for opposing receivers. Check your players' composure to see if they're holding up under the pressure.

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With NCAA Football 2005, track the crowd's impact on players-see if they have enough composure to withstand the pressure, and take advantage of key personnel mismatches with the new Match-Up Stick. Add in fan celebrations like the Gator Chomp or Texas Hook 'Em Horns and you'll see that NCAA Football 2005 delivers the real emotion, collegiate atmosphere, and traditional gameplay of college football.

Features

  • Electrifying Stadium Atmosphere - Watch the visiting team fight crowd noise when calling audibles and hot routes-feel the stadium rumble with energy through controller vibration and shaking cameras. Pump up the crowd and build up your home field advantage or make big plays and take them out of the game.
  • New Match-Up Stick - Track the crowd's impact on players and see if they have enough composure to withstand the pressure.
  • Top 25 Toughest Places to Play - Build your team's stadium atmosphere to rank among the elite stadiums in the country-see, hear, and feel the immediate impact from hostile environments like LSU's "Death Valley," "The Swamp" at Florida, Michigan's "Big House," and Nebraska's "Sea of Red."
  • New Custom Celebrations - Revel in your favorite team's competitive spirit. Celebrate in style with team-specific fan celebrations like the Gator Chomp.
  • Deeper Dynasty Mode - Monitor discipline levels and grades to ensure your program's integrity, while recruiting promising high school athletes and converting them into skilled position players. Keep players happy with playing time or risk them transferring to one of your rivals in the off-season.
  • New Gameplay Enhancements - Lay the wood to the offense and change the momentum of the game with big plays that get the crowd and your players fired up. Choose from new custom playbooks, offensive schemes, and defensive schemes that include the 4-2-5, 3-3-5, and the 3-3 stack.

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M. Wood
5.0 out of 5 stars One of my Favorite Football Video Games
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2010
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This is one of my favorite football games period. It's simple and fun, the way a football game should be, while still maintaining some of the more advanced aspects of college football if you want to be involved with them, such as recruiting and managing rosters.
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Jordan
4.0 out of 5 stars Only College Football Game To Play For The Wii
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2012
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The Wii has less than great sports games on it. As a result I was forced to obtain this game in order to satisfy my college football game need. The game does the job and is entertaining despite being dated. If you want a good college football game for a Nintendo console, look no further.
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Music Lover
3.0 out of 5 stars Wrong Product
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2018
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The product arrived in great condition but wrong item ordered and I think due to confusion on site. When searched for this game in XBOX, this came up and it is for Nintendo. My fault, my loss
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Taylor Ford
1.0 out of 5 stars Atleast put it in a better case
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
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1.0 out of 5 stars Atleast put it in a better case
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
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CHRIS
5.0 out of 5 stars Rocks
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2019
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Awesome game
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Patrick R. Emerson
4.0 out of 5 stars Impressions after finishing my first season
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2004
I just finished playing my first dynasty season in NCAA Football 2005 on the GameCube and I was pleased with game. I'm not going to go over the details of all new features, but give you my impression of the game compared to last year.

First, the graphics are pretty much the same. They have more detail in the crowd, but the players don't look anymore realistic than they did last year. This is mostly a limitation of being a console game. If they'd release this on the PC, I'm sure the graphics would be amazing (hint, hint EA). Apart from the players, the rest of the graphics look more polished than they did last year.

The new gameplay features are interesting, but I really don't think they make much of a difference in the game. The home field advantage is nice, but it didn't seem to affect my team, positively or negatively.

The matchup stick is an interesting feature, but I don't know that it belongs in the game. It is great to see what DBs are worn out or lacking confidence, but isn't that cheating? I don't get to see what play they called, so why should I get to see how a player is doing other than by observing their performance? I used the matchup stick a lot at first, but I lost interest in as the season played out.

They did make some improvements to the passing game, but the game still features rushing more.

The voiceovers are the same as last year (and the year before). It would be nice if they changed some every year.

One thing they didn't do was fix the bugs from previous seasons. There is a bug where if you gain too many yards in a season, it turns it into a negative number. One of my receivers/returners had almost 2000 punt return yards. On the last game of the regular season he went over 2000 yards. When I looked at his season stats it said he had -2090 yards. He went from being first in the Heisman race to being 4th because he lost all those return yards. This bug has been in every version of NCAA Football and it needs to be fixed.

In spite of the lack of progress and bugs, I love this game and I will probably play 10 dynasty season this fall and winter, but I am a little disappointed that there aren't better improvements and new features.
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Dixie D. Adams
5.0 out of 5 stars Christmas gift
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2012
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I'm not sure how my grandson liked it, he never said. I'm sure it was OK or I would have heard.
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Daftpfnk
2.0 out of 5 stars Taking A Step Down
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2006
I played the you know what out of NCAA 2004, best football simulation I've ever played. Skipped 05 at first for Madden, which I initially thought was a mistake as I was not all that much impressed with Madden's very limited gameplay. I just can't stand football games where you cannot juke a tackle and in Madden 05's case, someone being way too open over the middle way too often. But as soon as I learned that NCAA 06 was not coming out for gamecube, i went ahead and got 05 on ebay figuring it was its last stand for gamecube. NCAA 05 has a major problem with passing more than anything else, especially after the loose and fun gameplay of 04 I had enjoyed. Way too hard to complete a pass on this game takes alot of fun out of it its that simple. Another problem I had was the look of this one compared with 04. The colors were not as vibrant taking a turn towards the pastel hue, not good. The overall player graphics were worse in every way. When the games are played at dusk, its as if there is a fog in the air, less care takin in cleaning up the graphics obviously. The crowd thing is pretty cool I guess if you're a fan of earthquakes hitting while you try to hike the ball. The "hardest places to play" thing is worthless and the rankings of these stadiums don't make sense to a real college football knowledgable mind. The hit stick worked better on Madden seems to me. The only good thing to come out of this game seems to be the matchup stick. Of course this was the only way to pass - look for the mismatch and hope your reciever isnt magically blanketed by some db from ball state. I mean some of the games I was playing in the NCAA 05 season were absurd. I had USC who obviously in 05 were probably the best team to ever play college ball, and crap teams were batting down leinart's balls like they were nothing. Atleast in 04 you could expect to realistically smack around those early season foes. I was saddened to see in my opinion the best football franchise ever finally get tinkered with in the wrong way. RIP NCAA Football. You deserved more than whoever programmed this crap as your swan song.
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