The players were always “generic” with no names associated with them just QB 15. As each iteration came out the player models and attributes got more refined. I can’t remember what year it was but the game that allowed you to change the names and if they were fairly common Nessler would call them by name was amazing.
Maybe that's what I'm remembering. Once you built your roster, Nessler could instantly pronounce any player names, even very difficult ones. Name and likeness was kind of built in.
Was always generic with numbers only, but games allowed the ability to import a roster. I would always wait a week or so after the game release, wait for roster gurus online to complete a good accurate version and then start up the dynasty. To this day, there is still a small but dedicated group that will create modern rosters for the last version NCAA 14.
Yeah, the only reason I still have my PS3 is because I have 14 downloaded on it. I had the 2019 rosters uploaded but my dynasty is 4 years past it. We did not go to the air raid or play a 10 game SEC schedule in 2020.
Same here. I actually bought a PS3 about 5 months ago to play it. My wife thinks I’m a child, but it’s fun
