Sports games come and go so quickly in the video game industry that it’s hard to imagine getting excited over an annual release of Madden, NBA 2K, or EA Sports FC (the game formerly known as FIFA). It’s rare that a major player in the sports space does something new and exciting, and when that something involves something as beloved as the NCAA, it’s no surprise that EA Sports College Football 25 has received the buzz that it has during its launch window. College football video games have been gone since NCAA 14, and that decade-long absence has caused diehard fans to hold onto their Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles just to have access to college football. If you’ve ever seen the sports section of a GameStop, then you know that older sports games are (almost literally) a dime a dozen since players always move on to the newest annual release. NCAA 14 has remained one of the most expensive used games in spite of this, priced almost as high as new AAA titles ...