14 DAY TRIAL // Publisher Electronic Arts has initiated a program designated to replace all flawed copies of the PSP's recently released title NCAA Football 2007. The large scale effort is following widespread reports of a critical "ball spotting" bug. NCAA is the full contact American football franchise for Sony's handheld, introducing classic rivalries, dynasty mode, and wi-fi connectivity in multiplayer, paired up with ESPN sports ticker and unique mini-games.
Reportedly NCAA Football 2007 players came across an inconsistency that EA Sports identified calls a "ball marking error". When this occurs, the ball is returned to the point of the initial tackle contact following on-field runs, incorrect since the ball should be seen where the player falls and not where he's initially tackled. To make up for this shortcoming, according to an official statement, the publisher is offering replacement UMD discs for all customers experiencing the issue. Users may turn in the flawed unit to EA's Redwood City warranty center. Furthermore EA is keeping good on its promise and offers customers a $15 discount coupon off their next purchase, along with free shipping on the order.