December 20, 2024 - 18:36
The landscape of sports video gaming may soon see the return of college basketball titles, following the recent success of EA Sports College Football 25. Reports indicate that both EA Sports and Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of 2K, have engaged in internal discussions about the possibility of developing new college basketball games.
While specific details regarding the progress of these talks remain unclear, there is significant enthusiasm within both companies for revitalizing their respective college basketball franchises. Historically, EA Sports had its NCAA March Madness series, which was later rebranded as NCAA Basketball, running from 1998 until its discontinuation in 2009. Similarly, 2K Sports produced the College Hoops series, which was active from 2005 to 2007.
The recent revival of EA Sports College Football, after a lengthy hiatus due to legal challenges, has reignited interest in collegiate sports gaming. With over 10,000 athletes now participating by allowing their likenesses to be used, the potential for a new college basketball game could attract a similar level of engagement from players and fans alike. The gaming community eagerly awaits further developments on this exciting prospect.
