NCAA Football 2003 Critic Reviews

You won't be getting an all-new classic here, but you'll be getting a classic nonetheless.

Excellent controls deliver a highly responsive feel and a huge roster of cool moves, including a new defensive ball swat.

NCAA 2003 comes so close to perfection that you really have to wonder if Tiburon can top itself again next year.

Its fast and realistic action should make any joystick jock forget how badly his team is doing in real life, and the endless Dynasty mode will make classes optional for months.

The game has improved leaps and bounds since last years version, which is surprising since it was done wonderfully last year.

I hate to sound like an EA Sports poster boy, but NCAA is a must-have for any sports gamer.

To really enjoy the game in all it's glory, though, you'll need to play it in dynasty mode.

What makes the title so special is the constant rewards players receive from just participating in a single game.

Although there are still more titles to be released, I’m not quite sure that any of them will be able to compete with the high standard that EA has set with their latest offering, the bar has been raised.

Best college football game on PS2 this season? Hey, is the Pope catholic?

The combination of solid game play, entertaining commentary, and unparalleled replay value make NCAA 2003 one of the best sports games ever.

The passing game's sharp, the running game's well balanced, and even the kick return game is more exciting that it is in the pros.

If every game sucked me into its world like this one, I'd drop out of society, move into the Unabomber's cabin, and never turn off my PS2. Seriously, NCAA 2003 is too good.

Forget about best college games, NCAA Football 2003 is the best football game out there for serious football videogamers... Challenging and satisfying.

Madden with pageantry, that'd be a nice place to start when describing this game.

A college football fan's dream. There are so many different features in the game, and the dynasty mode is so deep, that it's almost overwhelming.

In many ways it is a far superior product compared to last year's hit. But in other ways it also feels like a rushed product.

Despite its niggling flaws, NCAA Football 2003 for the PS2 takes the managerial aspects of college football to new, unexpected heights. There's just a ton of stuff to fiddle with.

NCAA Football, usually regarded as the redheaded stepchild of the sports world, has finally come into its own this year with refined gameplay and jaw dropping graphics to match.