EA Sports Announces Return Of College Football Video Game
Feb 2, 2021, 10:12 AM
Is the time now for College Football to hire a commissioner? (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – After a six-year hiatus, EA Sports has announced the return of the College Football video game.
The announcement sent the gaming world into a frenzy, the excitement was hard to hold back for some. No details were released surrounding further development of the game. It is unclear when the game will be available for fans to purchase.
For those who never stopped believing…#EASPORTSCollegeFootball pic.twitter.com/2vDUYnbXEJ
— EA SPORTS (@EASPORTS) February 2, 2021
The last college football video game was released in 2014, and had former Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson on the cover. However, EA Sports stopped producing the video game following a lawsuit settlement with former players who wanted compensation for the use of their rights within the game.
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Since 2014, the NCAA has come a long way and will shortly allow players to receive money based on their name and likeness.
The video game found success following a career mode that saw players go from the high school ranks all the way to the college national championship game, football fans could not get enough.
