EA Sports College Football 25 Full Reveal Coming in May With Teaser Trailer

[georgiafan]

On the top of having a different look then Madden last night it hit me. They should have give the dynasty home screen a new facelift and color scheme. Give it some bright colors and different layout.

Quote: Originally Posted by TarHeelPhenom

Listened to that interview, and the thing that stuck out to me... "If this game is good or bad, it will be on it's own merit. I've been told that the game does not look like Madden or play like Madden." - Matt Brown I pray that this is true. I want both to feel like different games from one another. Can't wait!

[illwill10]

Maryland Pre-Alpha

[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by eric7064

My completely random guess is Reveal highlights the return of the game. Focused on gameplay and presentation and the "feel" of CFB. Then the next few weeks will be Presentation/Commentary Stadium Detail Dynasty Road To Glory Ultimate Team That's about 5-6 weeks of content they can drip out before release. I do think we will get a hint of everything at reveal with a deeper dive on each.

I agree with that timeline

Typically, the full reveal details a major overview of the game. This will tell us all the modes and key features. We'll get the covers, release date, reveal schedule, pre-order info

-Gameplay is usually first
-Presentation/Audio. We'll likely hear about ESPN and commentary info. Atmosphere aspects as far as stadiums, stadium intros, bands, crowds, etc
-Dynasty
-RTG
-Ultimate Team
-Potentially Teambuilder
-Potentially Mascot Mashup or another casual mode. I can see them having a mode like that.

Yeah, that's enough info to spread out the info releases before launch. And typically within 14 days, there done releasing info and we see gameplay videos. So, they can release something each week

[GoDucks1224]

Quote: Originally Posted by eric7064

I highly doubt it. Companies want to reveal stuff during the week to get as much press as possible. Revealing on a Saturday does not make much business sense. Many gaming sites don't even publish articles on weekends. There is a reason hardly any previews or trailers ever release on weekends.

Cool. As I said, I don't really care. It was just a thought, because it occurred to me while I was at my job, that majority of people have jobs to go to on Thursday. That in combination with games and movies typically being released on Friday, made me ponder. Please forgive my offensively idiotic post.

[offensive_junkie]

Pitt Football posted this..

[eric7064]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoDucks1224

Cool. As I said, I don't really care. It was just a thought, because it occurred to me while I was at my job, that majority of people have jobs to go to on Thursday's. That in combination with games and movies typically being released on Fridays, made me ponder. Please forgive my offensively idiotic post.

A bit dramatic? I never insinuated any of those things you said, I was just saying that it was unlikely. Games used to only come out on Tuesdays until about a decade ago. This is a discussion board, we are discussing...

[zbundy3]

Quote: Originally Posted by illwill10

I would say Matt Brown. But, I don't think he ever specifically said May 16th. I think he originally stated Mid-May and it was assumed that it would be May 16th because for the first couple weeks of the EA CFB news reveal, the news would release on Thursdays.

the 16th date was in one of his newsletters, but he has also said it could be a moving target.

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by offensive_junkie

Pitt Football posted this..

An interesting bit from this is cheerleader and band uniforms.

Don't know if they'll get that detailed, but at least it shows that Pitt provided those assets to EA.

The last game only had Texas and USC cheerleaders in their actual uniforms, everyone else was generic.