EA Releases NCAA March Madness 07 Bracket Pack Download

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Electronic Arts announced today that new in-game content is available to download for its popular basketball videogame that is available in stores now -- NCAA March Madness 07. This new content has been developed exclusively for the Xbox 360 and is now available on Xbox Live Marketplace now.

For the first time ever, EA has created a Selection Sunday Bracket Pack that will feature a downloadable 65-team NCAA Tournament bracket, allowing Xbox 360 users to update NCAA March Madness 07 with the just-announced official Selection Sunday brackets, accurate seedings and updated team ratings. Fans can authentically replicate the entire NCAA Tournament and play through the "virtual bracket" with their favorite team under the same conditions they'll face throughout March Madness. In addition, the Selection Sunday Bracket Pack will include the authentic Final Four court from the Georgia Dome, where one team will be crowned NCAA Division I men's basketball national champion on April 2, 2007.

In the new ratings developed for the NCAA March Madness 07 Selection Sunday Bracket Pack, the four No. 1 seeded teams in the tournament are defending champion University of Florida, University of North Carolina, University of Kansas, and The Ohio State University, as determined by the NCAA selection committee. However, according to a computerized simulation using the new team ratings and seedings, EA SPORTS predicts the Final Four teams will be the University of Florida and Pittsburgh University in one semifinal and the University of North Carolina against Texas A&M University in the other semifinal.

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