Master the features in EA’s NCAA 08 March Madness

While there’s no doubt superstars of the NBA get a lot of exposure on and off the court, nobody can deny the intensity a good game of college basketball stirs up when you’ve got two of your favorite teams playing against each other. Electronic Arts is eager to please college basketball fans by bringing to us the latest in the series of March Madness basketball fever with NCAA 08 March Madness.

This year the developers have added a lot of features that’s sure to please sports fans and gamers alike. The Dynamic Post Play feature gives players an in-depth and strategic view of what it’s like setting up a play and dominating the boards. You can literally take charge of both your offensive and defensive strategy and choose how you want take down the opposition by posting up your people with this brand new feature.

Of course you can’t ignore the other regular features in a college basketball video game. The crowd’s Intensity Control Meter can swing the tide of the game by cheering their team on to victory or even lowering the opposing team’s morale.

You can also check out other features like the Floor General Playcalling system, which allows you to customize your team’s playbooks. Dynasty Mode is more involving than ever as you build your school’s reputation as they enter the Pre and Post season NIT, the McDonald’s High School All American game, and even an option to go online and play customized leagues and ESPN on Demand.

This year’s cover will be graced by none other than former University of Texas small forward Kevin Durant. You can expect to see ESPN’s trademark college basketball broadcasters Dick Vitale and Brad Nesslers giving a play-by-play commentary on each and every game you play. Fans will also be able to see Erin Andrews make her video game debut as the sideline commentator as she provides real-time injury updates and other insights and observations during the course of each game.

NCAA 08 March Madness is expected to come out this December 18 for the Xbox 360, PS2, and PS3.

While there’s no doubt superstars of the NBA get a lot of exposure on and off the court, nobody can deny the intensity a good game of college basketball stirs up when you’ve got two of your favorite teams playing against each other. Electronic Arts is eager to please college basketball fans by bringing to us the latest in the series of March Madness basketball fever with NCAA 08 March Madness.

This year the developers have added a lot of features that’s sure to please sports fans and gamers alike. The Dynamic Post Play feature gives players an in-depth and strategic view of what it’s like setting up a play and dominating the boards. You can literally take charge of both your offensive and defensive strategy and choose how you want take down the opposition by posting up your people with this brand new feature.

Of course you can’t ignore the other regular features in a college basketball video game. The crowd’s Intensity Control Meter can swing the tide of the game by cheering their team on to victory or even lowering the opposing team’s morale.

You can also check out other features like the Floor General Playcalling system, which allows you to customize your team’s playbooks. Dynasty Mode is more involving than ever as you build your school’s reputation as they enter the Pre and Post season NIT, the McDonald’s High School All American game, and even an option to go online and play customized leagues and ESPN on Demand.

This year’s cover will be graced by none other than former University of Texas small forward Kevin Durant. You can expect to see ESPN’s trademark college basketball broadcasters Dick Vitale and Brad Nesslers giving a play-by-play commentary on each and every game you play. Fans will also be able to see Erin Andrews make her video game debut as the sideline commentator as she provides real-time injury updates and other insights and observations during the course of each game.

NCAA 08 March Madness is expected to come out this December 18 for the Xbox 360, PS2, and PS3.