Most fans probably would have been happy if the roster came by itself with nothing else. No one would have blamed this group if they had just thrown together a few photoshopped jerseys and helmets onto the players and called it a day. Their guards are two of the highest-rated players in the game, if that’s what you’re looking for. So does Wisconsin’s offensive line, by the way.
Dwayne Haskins looks like Dwayne Haskins, at least with his helmet on, and the Alabama defensive line plays unfair. But the modding team did a pretty good job of replicating the players with accurate representations of their look and ability. Most kids who played Madden at the time remember trying to create players and teams to fit their high school/college/flag football team rosters, which means they also remember how long, tedious and borderline infuriating replicating a team on a video game can be. There was a time when every football game came with the capability of creating new teams players and even fans (I personally was fond of creating Browns fans with dog masks). You can use it on the other modes, but it’s not as if you’ll be recruiting high school players or going to the College Football Playoff. One note: the mod only works for the “Play Now” mode. So today, when everyone is losing their minds trying out their new favorite players and game metas (you know they’re there), I’m going to review the NCAA 19 Madden PC Mod. Is this just a way to make an excuse to write about a Madden 19 mod when it’s now an obsolete game? Yes, but the point remains, thanks to a community of modders who have set out to create 32 playable NCAA teams for Madden 19 PC.
Where some see a waste of memory, however, PC users can turn the now-obsolete game into NCAA 19.
Madden 20 comes out today, which means that, suddenly, millions of gamers are left with an old copy of Madden 19 that’s not doing anything but taking up memory.
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