Could this be some legit college football news?

Yeah, it's an uphill battle. But if they can get the word out, who knows. I mean, signing up for the bronze pledge is only 5 bucks a month, which oughta be manageable to swing...but yeah, even if they raise the projected pledge amount, the big investors are still gonna have to pony up alot of dough to make it happen. It's promising news tho...at least a CFB game is not an entirely dead issue for the future.

This is an absolute joke you can look at my thread from last year that I made about this company. I believed them, they acted like they were seriously making a game and then a year later there's been no progress. Let me tell u a little about them:

-they're 2 twenty something year old guys. Ones a graphic designer at Penn State and idk about the other one. They make cool looking graphics/pics to attract people's eyes, but it doesn't mean anything

-no experience making games

-they're saying "We have an experienced company who has agreed to make our game, BUT we can't tell you who they are until we raise $850,000".

-they have some pro athletes like Spencer Dinwiddie and Lamar Louis on board helping them promote it and both guys said they'll donate thousands.....AFTER IMV gets 7,500 people to sign up to donate. It seems like they've paid these athletes to read off of a card what they want them to say. How do they have enough to pay them you ask? Well they've already raised about 40k that's been sent to their VERY secure PayPal account

-they made a "commercial" last year that was just a video they filmed with some friends talking about wanting a game back. Was posted on YouTube, not TV.

The bottom line is, they seem to be a scam. Maybe they aren't, but they really don't know how to communicate well if they're legit.

The thing that scares me is they say give us 850k and THEN we'll tell u the company we agreed to work with. Who the frick does that????

Apparently you've done your due diligence, lol... I found something on YouTube, then it was corroborated by a story on AL.com, but beyond that I'm still in the dark. Appreciate the info, sucky as it is for football gaming fans, lol...

These guys live in Mobile, AL so AL.com wanted to publish a story on them since it's in the same state I guess. They also go around getting their supporters to tag different writers on twitter and getting them to make articles to spread the word. That's why there's about 10 articles online about them. They've done nothing but hype up people tho, no content whatsoever.

youll get a college football game about the time star citizen goes full release.

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If I was gonna run a scam like that, I certainly would fake the pledge total on the website, making it much larger than what it says. $60K (their approx current tally) is gonna get a ho-hum reaction...but if I'd bumped it up to something like $750K (much closer to the $850K goal), it'd raise the urgency level, get people more motivated to pledge their money before the supposed window closes, and ultimately put more money in the scammers' pockets.

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You would have an expectation to release something though, whether you do or don't have anything actually planned. At $60K, ppl will pledge $5 here and there and hope something comes out a few years down the line. Basically throwing money away.

I know. I prefaced my post with "IF I was gonna run a scam...", because two people in this thread mentioned it could be, or is, a scam. The project seems like a mammoth undertaking for those involved, but I don't believe it's an outright scam (yet)...but if it is, I'm just saying there's room for improvement, as far as scamming goes