EA Sports’ highly anticipated college football video game, “College Football 25,” is set to hit shelves this summer after an 11-year hiatus. Recent developments suggest that eager fans won’t have to wait much longer, with insiders revealing a specific release date for the game.
Following earlier reports indicating a July release window, renowned college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit corroborated this timeline in a recent interview with Pat McAfee. Now, new information has surfaced pinpointing the exact day of the game’s launch. According to sources familiar with the matter, the release date for “College Football 25” has been slated for the latter half of July. The game is set to drop on July 19th.
This revelation comes from a conversation with a representative from PlayStation, who confirmed the July 19th release date. The rep emphasized that barring any unforeseen circumstances, such as a delay, the launch is on track as scheduled.
Interestingly, despite the apparent clarity of the release date, it seems to have gone unnoticed by many. A glance at the game’s Wikipedia page reveals that July 19th has been listed as the release date, hiding in plain sight.
The choice of a Friday for the release date deviates from the industry norm of launching games on Tuesdays. However, this deviation does not seem to deter the momentum surrounding the game’s impending release. It’s worth considering the intricate web of information dissemination in
