The 6th Man Advantage in College Hoops 2K8 is not the 6th Man that we usually associate with basketball. The new feature that will be most likely to stand out to old and new players alike is the 6th Man Advantage. And while not all of the new additions are top-shelf, I respect the effort they are making to advance despite already being considered by many to be the leader. It’s perhaps one of the biggest year to year jumps in feature lists that we’ve seen in many, many years. They took everything that was right about last year’s game, added the significant new features from the NBA game like Lock-On D and Playvision (without even really promoting them as new features) while also adding a completely new set of features unique to their own game. Right out of the box, I have to say that I love what College Hoops 2K8 did this season. With the team at 2K Sports releasing a quality NBA title just a few short months back and coming off a 2006 release that brought home the coveted Operation Sports 2006 Basketball Game of the Year, College Hoops 2K8 steps onto the court looking to prove that it’s the game to beat on the Xbox 360.
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In both football and basketball, the two sports that consistently release both a pro and college game, the NCAA versions, while often lagging behind in sales numbers, often wind up being the superior product.
Like their real-life counterparts, college sports video games have the unenviable task of trying to become more than just the “little brother” to the professional version.
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