The company’s goal for the sequel is to “get it right the first time.” In 2023, the developer will finally bring back its college football franchise, capping off a long-awaited comeback to college athletics. The company hopes to make an impact by emphasizing the spectacle of collegiate traditions and including actual athletes.
Sources close to the project told 247Sports this summer that development has ramped up entering the final calendar year of what is expected to be nearly a three-year development process, despite the fact that information has been scarce since the announcement of EA Sports College Football in February 2021.
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No coaches have been contacted yet about having their likenesses included in the game. A change of this nature is not likely to happen until after EA Sports hires a third party to assist with player signings. EA Sports is ready to leave some scholarship players off of teams’ final rosters of 85 players.
In fact, it may be difficult to acquire the NIL rights of every scholarship athlete before the game’s street date, and this would be in addition to the enormous challenge of creating a roster that accurately reflects reality. Its meaning of it is unclear. The firm hopes to license enough players to support a two-deep team stocked with digital stand-ins.