14 DAY TRIAL // Did Nerjyzed Entertainment, the producer of this title really have to name the game "Black College Football"? To some people it sure sounds like racial discrimination, but to me, the chosen name is just a way to set the company's targeted public. However we've seen most of the teen American white folks showing their love for the Afro-American culture, so don't be surprised if the game becomes a best-seller in the communities where non-Afro-Americans are the majority.
I'm still puzzled by the whole "Black College Football" thing... Is there such a league? Should Afro-Americans play in their own league according to the game's producers? Maybe it's all just a major misunderstanding, but we'll first have to check out the title's gameplay in order to see what this college football sim is all about. You surely know what being an US football star means, as most of the standard clich? teen movies show those guys enjoying their popularity and even All Bundy was one of them back in college.
What's next? "Black Basketball League", "Black NFL"? OK, let's face it, the Afro-Americans are great athletes, so maybe these titles are tributes to their physical qualities, but they would also be part of a discrimination process, leaving the white sportsmen aside. And what about the Asians? They've got some top notch basketball players as well and they definitely rule the Olympics. I wonder if Nerjyzed Entertainment's title will feature "all-black" content, like a Jay-Z-based soundtrack and tons of Xzibit wallpapers in the background.
Also, I'm pretty curios to find out if there's any white player in the game, or at least a coach. Anyway, I'm sure that the gamers will buy this title regardless of their skin color, if it's got the quality of the EA sports sims, for example. Just don't let the teen rich boys start posing and talking with an accent "from the hood" while playing the game...