Welcome to the jungle, college football fans.
EA Sports has released the official announcement trailer for College Football 25, the company's first NCAA football video game in over a decade.
Set to the iconic Guns N' Roses track, the trailer showcases some of the star players, stadiums, mascots, and traditions that will be included in the highly anticipated game.
The trailer comes just over two months before the game's official release on July 19th. Fans can pre-order the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
“College Football 25” is EA Sports' first NCAA football game since 2013. The company canceled its “NCAA Football'' series after a lawsuit was filed for using players' likenesses without compensation. In 2021, the door opened for a new college football game after the NCAA approved allowing players to profit from the use of their names, images and likenesses.
The new game features 134 FBS schools. More than 11,000 players accepted EA Sports' offer of $600 and a copy of the game in exchange for the use of their likeness.
EA Sports revealed the covers for the Standard and Deluxe editions on Thursday, sparking further hype for the game. Colorado two-way player Travis Hunter, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers, and Michigan running back Donovan Edwards are lined up on the standard cover, with an additional group of college stars lined up on the deluxe cover. Masu.
In addition to the trailer, EA Sports also shared additional information about gameplay and modes on Friday.
“EA SPORTS College Football is back! Ever since we first announced this game, we've felt the passion and anticipation of college football fans every step of the way, and now you can finally see what we've been building.” We're very excited to be able to share it with you,” said Darryl Holt, Senior Vice President. Group GM of EA Sports. “College Football 25 is built with authenticity at its core, inspired by the experiences fans love from our game, and completely evolved to reflect modern college football. All of which will draw fans into the sights, sounds, and authenticity of the sport they love. ”
