College Football 25 has given much emphasis on the details, sights, sounds and traditions of the 134 FBS Schools contained in the game. The developers have been committed to making each team almost perfect to meet the needs of the majority of players.

For example, in terms of visuals and sounds, you will hear the deafening singing of Zombie Nation, and the whole stadium is shouting “We are Penn State University”. This near-real visual and sound effects provide players with a more realistic gaming experience.

This article mainly introduces some unique details and designs in College Football 25 that makes it a better game!

Motion Capture

Motion capture is essential to make sure the accuracy and details of all the props, ranging from historical items to the fresh new traditions of game day. Each prop is made strictly according to the size and weight of real life, ensuring its accuracy is the only focus and key. Then motion capture is performed in the studio, and then players can interact with it.

For example, a two-story ramp was built to replicate “THE HILL” for Clemson runout. And stuntmen were designed to do their best jumps in the middle of the hill.

Every college has its own traditions and signature celebrations. And CFB 25 perfectly captures some of those classic moments. For example, building Notre Dame stairs to represent the tradition of “Play Like A Champion” sign. As for Purdue, a rotating bass drum is created to celebrate the show before the game.

Georgia, Boston College, Louisiana-Lafayette, and Florida State feature a classic move to tear the banner when they enter the field. To simulate this effect, the developers said they first created a door frame to capture header touches moves and then hung pool noodles from the top to let players ran through, creating a situation that the pool noodles have been teared, just like the way what banners have been ripped.

Also worth mentioning is Gators’ tunnel. The developers once said they have once headed to Gainesville to get a delicate scan of gator statue. Basically, each team has been input with accurate motion capture.

Mascots

Mascots serve as one of the most interesting aspects in NCAA CFB 25. The variety and detail are unmatched in any sports game, ranging from people in giant costumes to real animals.

CFB 25 involves 50 mascots in total, including 40 Team Mascots and 10 real animals signaling their schools.

Each mascot is unique, accurately represents the characteristics of the school it represents, and is constantly updated. For example, the Stanford tree changes every year. Ralphie, the animal mascot, grows and changes as he grows older.

Crowd Section Layouts

Each stadium has a band section, a visiting section, and a student section. The introduction of the new Dynamic Attendance feature also brings more realism to the game.

Moreover, some schools are equipped with prodigious props, such as Pom-Poms at Michigan and Tennessee, towels at South Carolina and Pitt, and Tiger Tails for Missouri.

High Energy Student Sections

Student sections are always kept a tight link with energy, passion, and emotion, targeting at creating top-tier college football atmosphere to immerse in. EA CFB 25 captures the screams of actors and actresses and applies them to the students cheering for their teams. Especially in the fiercely competitive games, the students cheer even more enthusiastically.

Of course, there are always some heart-breaking moments in the game, such as the narrow score difference or the regretful shot, when you can hear the sighs of regret and pity.

Hand Signals

CFB 25 also features a summary of each team’s hand signal traditions, and some classic moments will be reenacted as fans cheer on their teams, including:

• Wisconsin’s “W”
• The Miami “U”
• Nebraska “Bones”
• Duke “Bull City”
• NC State “Wolfpack”
• East Carolina “Finger Hook”
• SMU “Pony Ears”
• Kansas State “WC / Wildcat”
• TCU “Go Frogs”
• Rutgers “Chop”
• North Texas “Eagle Claw”
• Rice “Owl Wings”
• UTEP “Picks Up”
• UTSA “Shaka Y”
• New Mexico State “Guns Up”
• Ball State “Chirp”
• Northern Illinois “Go Huskies”
• Oregon “O”
• Washington “Dubs Up”
• Texas A&M “Gig Em”
• Louisiana “UL”
• South Alabama “J-Hand”
• Sam Houston “Claw”

Chants

Another huge tradition that is vital in College Football comes to stadium-wide chants. Chants highlight team cohesion and motivate players in an inspiring way to unleash their potential!

College Football 25 not only collects team chants but also identifies the rhythm and accuracy required for each chant. More than 220 chants are on offer in the game, ranging from O-H-I-O for Ohio State to 3rd Down Chirps for Cardinals of Ball State.

Here lies some chants that are worthwhile to being mentioned:

• Texas - Texas! Fight!
• TCU - RIFF RAM
• Auburn - WARRRRRRRRR EAGLE! HEY!
• Missouri - MIZ!! ZOU!!
• Minnesota - SKI U MAH! SKI U MAH!
• SKI U MAH!
• Kansas - ROCK CHALK!!! JAYHAWK!!!
• Army: The Rocket and GO ARMY! BEAT NAVY!
• Liberty - MOVE THE CHAINS!
• Texas State - TEXAS!! STATE!!
• Southern Miss - NASTY BUNCH! NASTY BUNCH! NAAAASTY BUNCH!
• Ball State - CHIRP! CHIRP! CHIRP!
• Georgia Southern - WHOSE HOUSE!? OUR HOUSE!!
• APP State - APP!!! STATE!!!
• East Carolina - PURPLE!! GOLD!!
• SMU - SMU! SMU! SMU!
• SEC Schools - S-E-C! S-E-C! S-E-C! S-E-C!
• Plus Many Many MORE!!!

PIP And Game Flow

Early in the game’s production, the developers looked into improving the new play call screen. After numerous layout changes and tweaks, the end result is a fresh appearance for players, along with a genuine sense of atmosphere and grandeur. There are more than 400 panels in the game, summarizing various statistics, influential players, rankings, playoff brackets and other related information.

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These are some improvements and details worth noting in College Football 25, which make it a better game. Thanks for reading.