After the success of College Football 25 last year, EA Sports is back with College Football 26. The new edition of the game drops July 10 for all players and on July 7 for players who purchased the Ultimate edition. The franchise returned after an 11-year hiatus last year and received support from many players.
Fans will likely be excited by the plethora of new features. EA released a new trailer for the game on Thursday while also revealing some of the game's new features.
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EA Sports College Football 26 new features
While EA Sports games can often look similar year to year, College Football 26 does not appear to have that problem. In a press release on Thursday, EA revealed some exciting features for the latest edition of the franchise.
Real-world coaches
One of the most exciting things for long-time players will likely be the introduction of real-world coaches. Over 300 coaches have been added to the game, each with their authentic coaching style. This should allow players to customize their teams when playing Dynasty Mode.
Expanded player types and abilities
Another important introduction to the game is the expansion of player types and abilities. 84 new abilities have been added to the game, along with 10 new player archetypes. When playing the Road to Glory game mode, players will be able to choose between any of the old or new archetypes when building their player.
More realistic wear and tear
Players who like the more realistic aspects of sports video games will be happy with the changes in College Football 26. Players will be able to manage fatigue and injuries without pausing their game.
Enhanced AI
With the introduction of enhanced AI, gameplay will be more intuitive and customizable for players. Dynamic play calling adjustments have been made along with dynamic substitutions. This should make the game flow better in both offline and online game modes.
New chants and broadcast commentary
EA CFB 26 will improve the auditory experience for players, making it less repetitive. Over 160 new school-specific chants have been added to the game, along with 10 new PA tracks.
Additionally, new broadcast commentary has been added with familiar voices like Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Rece Davis, Jesse Palmer, Desmond Howard and David Pollack.
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