Video games are not like they used to be, including sports games.

Now, games focus on making money with simple updates, but it was not always like this.

The EA Sports college football series was very popular and felt like a holiday when it came out.

With the college football offseason ending, let's look at the best players in the game.

I'm not talking about players who were just good, but really great.

Some players were so good that they got banned from matches with friends because they caused trouble.

In older NCAA games, players did not have real names, but you knew who they were.

Let's look at some players from the past that were very hard to beat.

Quinshon Judkins of the Ohio State Buckeyes celebrates a touchdown.

When 'College Football 25' came out, some players got to test it early and said Quinshon Judkins was too good.

Everyone agreed that Quinshon Judkins was broken, especially his spin move.

Quinshon Judkins was really too good, and his spin move was the worst part.

People made videos showing Judkins spinning around defenders easily.

Players tried to get EA to make Judkins less powerful, but it did not work.

You know you're good when people get so mad they make petitions to stop you.

Good job, Quinshon Judkins, you were very good.

Vince Young was a great player before Tim Tebow and others.

Vince Young was very fast and strong, and almost unbeatable in 'NCAA 06'.

He was very good in real life, but maybe even better in the game.

Young was fast and had a strong arm, making him hard to stop.

He was like Michael Vick in 'Madden 04', but for college football.

Vince Young was so good that even when you thought you had him, he would escape.

It's sad for the USC defensive team that had to play against him.

The West Virginia Mountaineers had a great team, and it was fun to play with them in the game.

Their running backs were very fast and hard to stop.

The team had a great offense, and you rarely had to throw the ball to win.

When you added a strong fullback, it was almost impossible to lose.

Each player was good on their own, but together they were unbeatable.

The West Virginia backfield was like a team of superheroes.

Jadeveon Clowney was a great defensive player who made the Gamecocks' defense very good.

Clowney was so good that he made the Gamecocks' defense elite almost by himself.

He was very strong and fast, and could easily get to the quarterback.

His hit power was so high that it almost guaranteed a fumble when he hit you.

Clowney was truly broken, and no one could stop him.

Even with double teams, Clowney could still get to the quarterback.

The only way to stop him was to pray.

Reggie Bush was a great player who was very fast and had great moves.

For older players, Reggie Bush was like Bo Jackson but even better.

He had a 99 speed rating and was almost unstoppable.

Bush had a great juke move that could stop defenders in their tracks.

He was so good that people banned USC from head-to-head matches.

Reggie Bush was a cheat code in 'NCAA 06', and his impact player label made him even better.

He was the most broken player in any NCAA Football game.

Austin Perry is a writer for OutKick.