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| EA Sports Announces NCAA Football 09 for Wii Electronic Arts opens the polls for voters to cast their ballots in the NCAA Football 09 Cover Mascot Challenge. To commemorate the first NCAA Football video game on Wii, the video game's packaging will feature a platform exclusive NCAA college team mascot. Fans will be able to choose their favorite NCAA FBS (formally known as Division 1-A) college team mascot, and will ultimately decide which college mascot will represent this year's NCAA Football 09 Wii cover. NCAA Football 09 for Wii will feature EA Sports Family Play, as seen in NBA Live, Madden NFL and FIFA. EA Sports Family Play is a multiplayer, social experience that allows novice users to compete against advanced players and still enjoy success. Regardless of the gamer's ability or skill level, EA Sports Family Play creates an accessible and rewarding gaming interaction for all to enjoy. In this new style of play, users are given the option to choose Advanced or Family Play when entering a game. Advanced users take complete control of all aspects of gameplay, while players who choose Family Play are given control of key actions on the Wii Remote – such as passing, snapping, and kicking – while letting the game's AI control player movement. Voting for the NCAA Football 09 Wii Cover Mascot Challenge will start on Thursday, February 14. By visiting www.ncaafootball09.com fans can cast one vote per day for their favorite college mascot until the contest closes on Thursday, March 6. The winning school's mascot will be announced March 14 on the NCAA Football 09 website. NCAA Football 09 for the Nintendo Wii and PSP (PlayStation Portable) handheld entertainment system are produced by the Fusion development team at EA Canada in partnership with EA Tiburon. NCAA Football 09 for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360 video game system from Microsoft gaming console are developed by EA Tiburon located in Orlando, Florida. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Game News :: home page |