6th Street

I'm vowing to stay away this year. That game consumes me.

ordered for $45 on amazon, will be here in a few hours

So is this pretty much the same as last year with some minor gameplay improvements? I am debating buying this year, as I almost always do, and I usually end up playing for a month or so and quitting. Just wondering if people who have bought it think it would be worth it.

BLUF is it worth the 50-60$ to buy it?

I have NCAA 12, can you play with past legends with on it too? I would love to have ricky in my backfield with Vince.

First dynasty game, I sacked Wyoming 9 times. Oak had 5, Jeffcoat 1, Reed 2 and Josh turner with a sack as well. Kenny had a pick, Leroy Scott had a pick 6 and I rushed for 220ish yards on 25 carries

So far in my opinion its worth it. alot better than last year

I just had this conversation with my wife and kids in the car. I just picked mine up.

on the harder levels are the linebackers still cyborgs that run like gazelle and jump like their on the moon and bat down or pick off almost every pass? I love the game but I'll strongly consider not buying 13 if it's still really bad.

No, it's pretty realistic now. They even chant Texas Fight before the game. Goodwin is stupid fast too.

I hate that shite. I basically have given up trying to hit any hitch routes when the secondary rolls into cover 3 on '12. Invariably some LB will reverse course mid sprint and jump 10 feet into the air to bat it down or intercept it. About 1 out of every 3 deep balls are picked as well as the trailing defender covers an insane amount of ground or leaps to intercept anything that isn't floating with the WR 5 yards clear of his defender.

Does '13 allow you to motion a TE in a two TE set and snap the ball when you please or are you forced to wait until he crosses the entire formation?

I never really used them like that in pass plays, but I loved to motion them in the run game and snap it when I had them where I liked them. The two TE stretch play or slant 18 with a motioned TE reaching an offset strong position was money.