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I'm sitting here at work writing this review because I'm suffering seperation anxiety! My new found love is sitting at home, alone, and I can hear her calling too me! I have a few warnings about buying this game. Your favorite team's fight song will repeat in your head 24-7 (especially when you can't be playing). You will convince yourself you're qualified to coach a Division 1A school after finishing your second season. Finally, you will find it necessary to describe, in detail, to uninterested friends, family and co-workers your nail-biting upset victory against your most hated rival. The Dynasty Mode is insanely detailed. The game play is slightly improved over last year's release (and in my opinion more realistic than Madden). Most improved the feel of "televised" games. If you take the time to name your entire roster (which should be a necessity) the announcers will say their names (atleast those that would be considered common last names, it's way more than you can believe). In closing, if you just like football, this title triumphs over Madden (and that's saying something) and even if you need an NFL fix it is worth adding this title to your collection.

NCAA 2004 is without a doubt the best football game ever to hit the Gamecube. With responsive controls, excellent gameplay, and too many extra features to count this game is a must-have for anyone, even those who don't like sports. Franchise mode in this is ADDICTIVE. You'll love it.

Well I'd like to say that this is a great game to play. Whether your looking for a good game to compete against your friends or if your looking to play a dynasty, this is the game your looking for. To start out with, the graphics are great. I don't know how they got them better from last years title, but somehow they achieved perfection. With 2004, instead of the announcers saying the players number, you can type in their last name and the announcers will announce it. The dynasty mode is just flat out awesome. I like the recruiting system that they invented in last year's title, and in this game it is about the same. You can hire a new coach, and change around your playbook as much as you want. I honestly would pick this title over Madden any day. There's a lot more programs to do in this title and its a lot more competitive. If your looking for a fresh football game, I highly suggest NCAA Football 2004.