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NCAA Final Four 2000 - PS1 Game
NCAA Final Four 99 - PS1 Game
Original price was: $36.00.$19.97Current price is: $19.97.
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NCAA Final Four 2001 Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:711719457923
Condition:Used
Genre:Sports
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_NCAA_FINAL_FOUR_2001
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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The game was really good I have played every one if the college basketball games but this one is the best shooting button tricks you sometimes and gives you just enough challenge to have fun recruiting us average
All delivered as promised, good condition.
This is a great game. Only thing i would have liked more was the transition cameras and a my player mode.
fast shipping and works great
I usually choose the 2K8 version of the college game, but after playing both I bought March Madness 08. Most reviewers’ complaints center on how slow the game plays, lack of rebounds or no mid range success. In the user settings all of these issues can be adjusted to a user’s specific skill to recreate a fairly accurate simulation of a college basketball game. The player movement is not as fluid as one would like, but its an improvement form previous EA versions. The dynamic low post play is fun along with simplicity of playing the game. With 2K the game management and coaching options have become to complicated, especially the dynasty mode. EA’s dynasty mode is not as sophisticated, but allows you to play games because you don’t get caught-up in team management. My biggest complaint with 2K is the menu design and out of game look of the product is low rent; also the crowd is less than convincing for a XBOX 360 game. In the end EA can’t put the resources behind March Madness’ becasue of its market value in their product line, especially compared with the Madden and College Football games. Next year their will be only one choice for a college hoop game, EA bought the exclusive rights to license the NCAA game. Save yourself $10 and go with March Madness.
NCAA March Madness 08 is great and awesome college basketball simulation video game ever on Xbox 360 with the impressive game play graphics
Even though its from 2008, the gameplay is great, graphics are great and its features future stars that are now in the NBA. EA Sports still makes the best college basketball game out there.
Exactly what we were looking for. Love playing Kevin Durant and practicing in the beginning.
It was worth the money.
I love this game. I loved it back in the day and still love it. It brings back a lot of memories
laughing@ur swag –
The game was really good I have played every one if the college basketball games but this one is the best shooting button tricks you sometimes and gives you just enough challenge to have fun recruiting us average
Bob De Masse –
All delivered as promised, good condition.
Amazing Game –
This is a great game. Only thing i would have liked more was the transition cameras and a my player mode.
BEAST –
fast shipping and works great
JaWilla –
I usually choose the 2K8 version of the college game, but after playing both I bought March Madness 08. Most reviewers’ complaints center on how slow the game plays, lack of rebounds or no mid range success. In the user settings all of these issues can be adjusted to a user’s specific skill to recreate a fairly accurate simulation of a college basketball game. The player movement is not as fluid as one would like, but its an improvement form previous EA versions. The dynamic low post play is fun along with simplicity of playing the game. With 2K the game management and coaching options have become to complicated, especially the dynasty mode. EA’s dynasty mode is not as sophisticated, but allows you to play games because you don’t get caught-up in team management. My biggest complaint with 2K is the menu design and out of game look of the product is low rent; also the crowd is less than convincing for a XBOX 360 game. In the end EA can’t put the resources behind March Madness’ becasue of its market value in their product line, especially compared with the Madden and College Football games. Next year their will be only one choice for a college hoop game, EA bought the exclusive rights to license the NCAA game. Save yourself $10 and go with March Madness.