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‘EA Sports College Football 25’ Is Out Now: Here’s How to Get a Copy of the Video Game Online

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One of the most anticipated games of the year is now available to purchase and college football fans are excited to play as their favorite teams to win the College Football Playoff National Championship for themselves.

Priced at $69.99, “EA Sports College Football 25” for Sony PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X is ready to buy at Target, Amazon and Walmart.

The sports game features 134 schools, including Ohio State Buckeyes, Michigan Wolverines, Georgia Bulldogs, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Iowa Hawkeyes, Texas Longhorns, Colorado Buffaloes, USC Trojans and others, from every major conference, like Big Ten, ACC, SEC and more. “EA Sports College Football 25” also features realistic gameplay with “Iconic Atmospheres” for true-to-life soundscapes, mascots and school specific rituals and chants, as well as college football traditions; various game modes for “Dynasty” building, Heisman Trophy pursuits, and College Football Playoff National Championship paths; and “CampusIQ” for a new composer system, play calls and play styles. “To say we’ve been blown away by the excitement, energy and anticipation around ‘College Football 25’ over the past few months would be an understatement,” EA Sports wrote in a blog post about the game’s launch. “Just like you, our team has had July 19 circled for months as the culmination of so much work and dedication to build this game, and the chance to see it in players’ hands for the first time.” And with this much anticipation, it’s likely that “EA College Football 25” will be one of the biggest games of 2024. “EA College Football 25” can be.

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