Spoilers, I had already been playing a modified NCAA Football 14 for quite some time. With the release of the PS5 and Xbox Series X, we are now two console generations away from the last NCAA Football game, and the emergence of emulators is what brings me back to the original point of NCAA Football 14. The process can vary greatly, and is too much to cover in this article, but know that if this is of interest to you, there is an incredible amount of information and tutorials online. These emulators, and there are many, allow you to play some of your favorite games from the past on a current PC by emulating the older consoles and running the software as if you were using that console. For those who have access to a computer and are a little tech-savvy, not only the introduction of, but the blossoming of console emulators has started to hit their stride.
While the outlook for a new NCAA Football game dropping anytime soon seems as bleak as a Midwestern winter’s day, there has been a bit of good news that helps. This is a sentiment that I am positive many of you share as we still cling to the hope that one day a new licensed title will find its way to the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and PC. College Football Revamped January 1, 2021Īlthough it has been over seven years since the last officially licensed NCAA Football game was released on consoles, my love for the sport and playing it on a console has only grown stronger in its absence. #morethanuniforms #ncaa14 #collegefootball #cfbr /sjUqvaooMP Welcome to 2021 and NCAA 14's brand new look! Everything from the in-game scorebug, to menus, fonts, and all 152 logos have been reconstructed and redesigned to match ESPN's 2020 style and give NCAA 14 a MUCH needed face-lift.
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