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ESPN College Hoops - Xbox

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Features an expanded legacy mode and the ability to create teams and players.

From the Manufacturer

The risky steal, the well-timed block, the buzzer-beater …mind-blowing plays in the final seconds holding every moment suspended in time. Tears, yells, chest pumps…every expressible emotion at its peak -- flowing through the veins of every player, coach and fan. Deafening chants, face-painted students, music blaring bands…unforgettable experiences sending all five senses into overtime. Tradition, pageantry, pride…the definition of college basketball. The moment, the championship, the legacy: ESPN College Hoops…real play, real emotion, real heart.

Features

  • Authentic College Atmosphere - The only realistically replicated college environment with more than 100 mascots and fight songs, team specific chants and dozens of cutscenes that capture net cutting in the tournament, crazed fans and blaring bands sending every college moment into a frenzy.
  • ESPN Slam Session - The ultimate highlight. Take to the air and display above the rim talents in 5 different challenge modes such as Championship, Horse and Beat the Clock!
  • Create-A-School - Build a dynasty the way it should be -- your way. Select from a multitude of options such as your team mascot, logo, team colors and memorable fight song. You even decide on the arena name, look, floor type and coach to set the stage for the next NCAA champion.
  • Campus Store - Take a stroll in the 3-D interactive store after completing certain tasks to unlock alternate uniforms, classic teams and fantasy arenas.
  • Total Game Customization - You now have the power to truly customize your game whether it’s adjusting gameplay sliders, such as shot percentages and ball handling ratings or editing any college player -- you decide what type of game you want to play.
  • Rivalry Mode - This is what college basketball is all about. Go up against your nemesis and play some of the most famous rivalries know to date: Duke vs. North Carolina, Arizona vs. UCLA, Kansas vs. Missouri and many more.

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teamg1one
5.0 out of 5 stars Great experience
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023
Platform For Display: XboxVerified Purchase
When this game came out years ago, I use to call it the best basketball game I'd ever played as far as gameplay. It's still pretty good, although College Hoops 2K8 later became better. I also like that I can play both on my Xbox 360. I was pleasantly surprised that this game came new and sealed in the original packaging as well. Great buy!
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RLD
3.0 out of 5 stars Top-Notch Features, Frustrating Game Play
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2004
Platform For Display: Xbox
ESPN College Hoops is both awesome and mind-numbingly frustrating at the same time. How is this so? Let me explain.
First of all, I will discuss the positives. The presentation is simply astounding! There are so many great non-gameplay attributes that make this game a winner. You have the game modes and options that can be found in most basketball games, such as Quick Play, Season mode, etc. The option I really enjoy is the Legacy mode, where you start off coaching a non-powerhouse (like Dartmouth among many other choices). You have to take this small program and try to make them a winner. Essentially, this is the NCAA version of the franchise mode. Your goal is to build your school into a an NCAA powerhouse, and when this happens, you can apply for the coaching job at larger and better basketball schools (ie: you control that particular team). What makes this mode so much fun is that you literally control all aspects of the team. You hire assistant coaches, you do the recruiting and scouting (I especially enjoy this feature), you can apply for new coaching positions, and so much more. It is a lot of fun following your team as the season progresses. I especially like the two different Top 25 Polls, the RPI Poll, and the Bubble Watch (!) list. There are also awards for both the NCAA as well as each Conference. It definately makes the season more interesting. In addition to these great attributes, the features listed in the Amazon description are right on the money and make the game very versatile and enjoyable for the most part (I will not go into them, as Amazon has done a good job showing what they are). Finally, the fact that this game is XBox Live compatible adds a whole other dimension. If you ever get bored with the many single player modes, there is always someone available to play you online. This alone makes this game worth the purchase.
While this game is great, it is not without its flaws. First of all, the gameplay is not the best. It is downright frustrating at times. I do not like that you are given only three skill level options (Starter, All Conference, and All America). Starter is way too easy, while All Conference is rather difficult. I have yet to try out All America, but I don't ever plan on it since All Conference is ridiculously frustrating. I find myself missing open 5 footers with absurd frequency in All Conference. In addition, it is impossible to drive to the hoop (you somehow can get pushed to the other end of the court in two dribbles, yet the computer has no trouble getting around you) and the computer starts to make every shot when a certain point in the game is reached. Another frustrating aspect to this game is the fact that it is a crapshoot when attempting a layup or dunk. It seems that literally half of the time I am on a fast break and open, it refuses to let me do a layup or dunk. I will be wide open with absolutely no one in the way, and it makes me pull up for a 3 foot fadeaway shot, which you usually miss in the All Conference mode. Just absolutely frustrating. The gameplay found in the EA basketball games is a lot better in my opinion - it is smoother and you have much better control of your players. A few more things I do not like: the commentary is annoying, the replay selection is poor, and the cutting to the home crowd is unneccesary. Luckily, you can turn these off in the setting mode. Finally, I am not a huge fan of the way the award selection turned out. In my legacy mode, I had a guy who was the leading scorer in the country with great rebounding numbers for an undefeated team, and he was not given a single award. He was not even on the All Conference team (as a matter of fact, NO one was on my team was on the All Conference team). It just seems that the awards and polls are not very accurate.
Overall, despite its many shortcomings, ESPN College Hoops is still a fun game. It is almost perfect excluding the game play, which is a whole different beast. If you enjoy lots of features and Sega's 2K style, you will love this game. If you are an EA Basketball fan, this game will do little to convert you to the Sega side.
Features - 5 Stars
Gameplay - 2 Stars
Overall - 3.5 Stars
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Wide Awakes
4.0 out of 5 stars Perfect!
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2003
Platform For Display: Xbox
This game is madness waiting to happen! Sega Sports is known for their sports games, and thats a really good thing! Last years game was really awesome, and i played it online more than i played the single player mode. With this years game, and the popularity of Xbox live, there is a battle waiting to happen.
Ok, now back to single player. Yes, this is just as good Sega Sport's NBA cousin. Graphics are clean, barely any slowdowns, and unlike March Madness 2004, the computer is SMART! AI will jump at lose balls, attempt to steal, and they will MISS FREE THROWS (AI made almost all the FT's in last years game)! There are plenty, and i mean PLENTy of options.
Minor drawbacks, single player isnt as fun as March Madness, infact the coaching mode remains almost the same from last years. The game can be pretty tough for beginers, because the AI is not STUPID.
Now, with perfect gameplay, good graphics, XBOX Live, and March Madnesss 2004...you might be wondering which game to get. I suggest this one because of Online options, you can take on anyone anyteam over XBox live, something you cant do with March madness. They are both good games in single player, but since College Hoops has online there is no doubt which College Hoops game is king of the Hill!!!
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Ron W. Cousins
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Recruiting logic, but difficulity level is tough
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2004
Platform For Display: Xbox
This game has many great aspects. If your into gameplay and you don't like to loose, then your probably going to be frustrated for a while. However, if you don't mind reading the book that comes w/ the game and learning how to dunk/layup you will be fine.
The recruiting is top-notch and the game inside the game of getting hired as a coach and doing better then being offered or applying to better schools is pretty awesome.
I would like to see more effort put into the team itself aspect. I don't understand why all the sports games never consider things like training camps. Everyone knows that when you land a 2 star recruit and luck of the draw turns him into a machine once he goes through training camp you feel good.
But overall I think the game is really worth owning.
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Marion Hollingsworth
4.0 out of 5 stars The Best Basketball Game out.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2004
Platform For Display: Xbox
This game is Awesome any game that you can play or watch a highschool team play has to be nice,not including the gameplay is better than any NBA game out.The A.I. is very smart the gameplays so smooth that if this was first person it would be the best period.I have not liked SegaSports since they left the Dreamcast but this brought back some of that great Dreamcast gameplay.
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