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|gameinfo = Take the ball and march. The orders are clear--you came to the game to win, so get it done. This is football, 100 yards fought inch for inch. After the triumph of Madden for the debut season for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, EA Sports is building its army of gridiron dominators with a full-on next-generation version of collegiate football in NCAA Football 2002, and it's here for the win. The best of the best are here, with 117 Division 1-A and 27 1-AA teams represented in the game's roster, recreated with correct team stats, jerseys, and team-specific playbooks for the 1-A teams. The stadium spirit of college ball takes the game to another level with team mascots and arena cheers. Up in the booth is play-by-play and color commentary from the broadcast team of Brad Nessler, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit. With special college-specific strategies, moves, and plays from the young upstarts in the sport, NCAA Football 2002 plays quite differently from its NFL big-brother. The game also refuses to give an inch in the graphics department--the incredible detail and polish of Madden 2002 is here on the NCAA Football as well, with new realistic faces and uniforms and loads of college-specific details not seen anywhere else. With a complete Dynasty Mode for up to 12 players to take their team through decades of playing and the true test of the Campus Challenge that puts players in situations that will prove their greatness, NCAA Football 2002 is a game winner. | |gameinfo = Take the ball and march. The orders are clear--you came to the game to win, so get it done. This is football, 100 yards fought inch for inch. After the triumph of Madden for the debut season for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, EA Sports is building its army of gridiron dominators with a full-on next-generation version of collegiate football in NCAA Football 2002, and it's here for the win. The best of the best are here, with 117 Division 1-A and 27 1-AA teams represented in the game's roster, recreated with correct team stats, jerseys, and team-specific playbooks for the 1-A teams. The stadium spirit of college ball takes the game to another level with team mascots and arena cheers. Up in the booth is play-by-play and color commentary from the broadcast team of Brad Nessler, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit. With special college-specific strategies, moves, and plays from the young upstarts in the sport, NCAA Football 2002 plays quite differently from its NFL big-brother. The game also refuses to give an inch in the graphics department--the incredible detail and polish of Madden 2002 is here on the NCAA Football as well, with new realistic faces and uniforms and loads of college-specific details not seen anywhere else. With a complete Dynasty Mode for up to 12 players to take their team through decades of playing and the true test of the Campus Challenge that puts players in situations that will prove their greatness, NCAA Football 2002 is a game winner. | ||
|wikipedia = | |wikipedia = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Football_(series)#NCAA_Football_2002 Link] | ||
|gamefaqslink = [http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/522069-ncaa-football-2002 Link] | |gamefaqslink = [http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/522069-ncaa-football-2002 Link] | ||
|reviewlinks = {{ReviewLink|[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-2/ncaa-football-2002 Metacritic]|90/100}} | |||
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|OS=Windows 10 x64 | |OS=Windows 10 x64 | ||
|CPU=Intel Core i7 @ 2. | |CPU=Intel Core i7 @ 2.60 GHz | ||
|GPU= | |GPU=NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965m 12GB | ||
|Revision= | |Revision=1.4.0 [05 01 2016] | ||
|Graphics=GSdx 1.0.0 [05 01 2016] | |Graphics=GSdx 1.0.0 [05 01 2016] | ||
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*SPU2-X 2.0.0 [31 12 2015] | *SPU2-X 2.0.0 [31 12 2015] | ||
*LilyPad 0.11.0 [31 12 2015] | *LilyPad 0.11.0 [31 12 2015] | ||
|Comments= Use OpenGL (Software) | |Comments=Use OpenGL (Software) | ||
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|Description=During games the crowd isn't rendered. | |Description=During games the crowd isn't rendered. | ||
|Workaround= | |Workaround=This has been automatically fixed in recent v1.5.0 git builds as long as Automatic Gamefixes is enabled on the System tab. You can manually enable the fix by going to Config > Emulation Settings > VUs tab, and setting Clamping Mode to '''Extra + Preserve Sign'''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 16 December 2016
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Developer(s): EA Sports
Publisher(s): EA Sports
Genre: Sports
Wikipedia: Link
Game review links: Metacritic: 90/100
Game description: Take the ball and march. The orders are clear--you came to the game to win, so get it done. This is football, 100 yards fought inch for inch. After the triumph of Madden for the debut season for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, EA Sports is building its army of gridiron dominators with a full-on next-generation version of collegiate football in NCAA Football 2002, and it's here for the win. The best of the best are here, with 117 Division 1-A and 27 1-AA teams represented in the game's roster, recreated with correct team stats, jerseys, and team-specific playbooks for the 1-A teams. The stadium spirit of college ball takes the game to another level with team mascots and arena cheers. Up in the booth is play-by-play and color commentary from the broadcast team of Brad Nessler, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit. With special college-specific strategies, moves, and plays from the young upstarts in the sport, NCAA Football 2002 plays quite differently from its NFL big-brother. The game also refuses to give an inch in the graphics department--the incredible detail and polish of Madden 2002 is here on the NCAA Football as well, with new realistic faces and uniforms and loads of college-specific details not seen anywhere else. With a complete Dynasty Mode for up to 12 players to take their team through decades of playing and the true test of the Campus Challenge that puts players in situations that will prove their greatness, NCAA Football 2002 is a game winner.
Test configurations on Windows:
| Environment | Configurations | Comments | Tester | ||||
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| Region | OS | CPU/GPU | Revision | Graphics | Sound/Pad | ||
| NTSC-U | Windows 10 x64 |
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1.4.0 [05 01 2016] | GSdx 1.0.0 [05 01 2016] |
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Use OpenGL (Software) | |
Known Issues
Crowd is missing
- Status: Fixed
- Type: Minor
- Description: During games the crowd isn't rendered.
- Workaround: This has been automatically fixed in recent v1.5.0 git builds as long as Automatic Gamefixes is enabled on the System tab. You can manually enable the fix by going to Config > Emulation Settings > VUs tab, and setting Clamping Mode to Extra + Preserve Sign.