10 Biggest EA Sports College Football 25 Differences & Changes From NCAA Football 14

EA Sportsis releasing its first college football game in over 10 years, and has quite a few changes from its predecessor,. Since released in 2013, video game technology has come a long way. This has given EA a lot of new ways to update the series with .

There seems to have been a larger emphasis on immersion in than in previous titles. EA has taken steps to capture the unique feel of each college represented in , making the game feel more unique. This is a nice change of pace from a series that largely felt like a re-skinned version of in its previous incarnations.

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One major change from being made in is the new game’s approach to mascots. According to EA, the company contacted alumni and the schools that are represented in the game to get a better understanding of what made each school’s mascot well-loved. Instead of every mascot in the game acting the same, the 50 different mascots represented all have some unique qualities that are taken directly from the way their real-life counterpart acts. Of the mascots, 40 are people in mascot suits, and 10 are real animals like UT’s bull, Bevo.

also included school mascots, including the fan favorite mode Mascot Mashup which allowed players to play with teams of only mascots. Sadly, it looks as though Mascot Mashup won’t be making an appearance in. However, the previous game didn’t have the same amount of research and attention to detail put into capturing the feel of the real school mascots. will be a real treat for any students or alumni from the schools represented who will recognize these school traditions.

Yes, EA Sports College Football 25 is real, and it’s coming out later this year. Here’s what to know about the revival of the series so far.

Mascots aren’t the only way that has stepped up its sense of realism since. Whether it’s Demon Deacon leading the team onto the field on