NCAA College Football 2K2 for Dreamcast

Pros: 119 teams, outstanding graphics, different strategy required compared to "Pro" games

Cons: repetitious music, great graphics, but very similar to NFL 2K1

The Bottom Line: Sega's football series are the best out there. If you already have NFL 2K1/2K2, though, and think NCAA 2K2 won't offer anything new - think again. Great, stand-alone game!

Review: When NCAA 2K2 came out, I was among the skeptics. Having played both NFL 2K1 and NFL 2K2 through multiple seasons (and enjoying every minute of every game), I didn't think Sega/Visual Concepts would have much more to offer with NCAA 2K2, especially...

Pros: Great graphics; easy-to-learn interface; supports a scad of plays and teams

Cons: Minor cosmetic bugs that'll drive you nuts; weird commentary

The Bottom Line: The only college football game I've seen for the Dreamcast. Fortunately, it's very good. Buy it.

Review: If you're looking for a college football game for the Dreamcast, here's your choice. Fortunately, it's a very good choice in that it was developed by Visual Concepts, the folks who brought you such outstanding Drecamcast titles as NFL 2K1 and...

Pros: ::Fun to play, Realistic football::

Cons: ::Not its own game. Too similar to NFL 2K2::

The Bottom Line: ::The hero quarterback always gets the cheerleader girlfriend::

Review: I know, I know, not another Dreamcast title. I’m sure that most of you are thinking that. I have gone through my library of games recently and I have been trying to write about the ones that I have not included in the past, or the ones that...

Pros: Great gameplay, and a hell of a lot of fun

Cons: Terrible Legacy mode, sub par graphics, brutal sound, slow down, etc., etc.,

The Bottom Line: A dissapointing and suspect offering from a company that can do much better.

Review: So you don’t like professional football, no. You want college football for your Sega Dreamcast. Well, you’re simultaneously in and out of luck. Out of luck because there is only one NCAA football game for the Dreamcast. In luck,...