IGN Insider has posted up their NCAA 2005 Game Guide.

"The latest edition of EA's college football franchise has come to town." Review posted at Gamespot.

IGN has posted their review of NCAA Football 2005. Click here for an XBox review, for a PS2 review or for IGN Insiders platform comparison.

"EA's NCAA Football 2005 has been generating quite a buzz around some of my favorite gaming forum hangouts." Review at Calvery Games.

"While I can’t help but be disappointed with the Xbox version, overall, NCAA 2005 remains the most realistic football game around – and still the most enjoyable." Full review at Gaming World X.

"It’s time for college football, and EA has the only game in town!"

"Startlingly good graphics mean that the GameCube version of NCAA Football 2005 is no slouch." Review at GamePro.

"EA Tiburon has earned a rep for delivering sure things, and NCAA Football 2005 is, once again, just as awesome as you’d expect." Review for PS2 and XBox.

"NCAA 2005 is a great game, and it is one that every football fan should own. The new features and improvements make the game better than 2004, and when I did that review, I thought it was the best football game made to date. The biggest plus for me was the addition of Xbox Live support. PS2 and Xbox owners can both enjoy online play now. NCAA 2005 is the new king of football games." Next Level Gaming has posted its review of NCAA 2005.

"The 2005 season of sports gaming has officially kicked off, and the first game out of the gate is EA Sports' NCAA Football 2005. With a host of new features added to enhance the experience, is it enough for fans to warrant another purchase? Well, in one word, yes." Review at My Gamer.

" All in all, it is a very good game. If you love college football, you will love this game." Full review at XPG Gaming.

"NCAA Football 2005 is a bit of a conundrum. The series has always been great -- in fact, it's been my favorite football game the past three years -- but it's never managed to be superior in graphics., sound, or gameplay compared to Sega's 2K series or EA's own Madden. It's never better on technical merits, but always seems more fun. That tradition looks to continue this year as NCAA Football 2005, despite some nice feature additions, remains Madden's little brother. Though it will provide endless hours of fun, the series is beginning to show its age." Read the full review at IGN.