New College Football Video Game Appears To Make Embarrassing Mistake

It looks like a mistake was made with Texas State's stadium in "College Football 25."

The first college football video game since 2013 drops July 19th (July 16th for those who pay for early access), and hype is at a deafening level. People can't wait to start building dynasties just like they did more than a decade ago.

Excitement only grows with every new bit of information that comes out, and gamers went wild when a look at the gameplay dropped last week.

However, people also noticed a significant error.

"College Football 25" appears to mess up Texas State's stadium.

The gameplay video showed Texas State's Bobcat Stadium in San Marcos, Texas, but it appeared to be missing the upper level.

You can check out the mistake in the tweets below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Whenever there's a new video game coming out, there's going to be some mistakes made. That's just the nature of the beast. It's just a bit odd EA Sports made this mistake after having years and years to prepare.

Not only did EA Sports make the mistake, but was included in the gameplay trailer without anyone noticing. That's a tough look for the video game powerhouse.

The good news is the game still doesn't come out for a month and a half. That means there's plenty of time for the developers responsible for the game to fix this mistake.

"College Football 25" appears to make mistake involving Texas State's stadium. (Credit: EA Sports)

While we're on the topic of Texas State, I had a fire dynasty with them on "NCAA Football 14." I won't be picking them in "College Football 25," but I will 100% find a low level team to build up. The release can't get here fast enough. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.