College Football Hall of Fame CEO talks gaming lounge ahead of video game release, who she'd put on cover

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"NCAA Football 24" is the most highly anticipated sports video game set to be released in recent memory, and the College Football Hall of Fame put together a game plan ahead of it.

The College Football Hall of Fame unveiled the Microsoft Gaming Lounge at its Atlanta location, which features six Xbox Series X gaming stations in hopes of elevating the visitor experience and get fans ready for the video game’s release next summer.

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The Microsoft Gaming Lounge features six stations. (College Football Hall of Fame)

"It turned out really well. I think we’re all really excited," College Football Hall of Fame CEO Kimberly Beaudin told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "We have six gaming stations inside of the gaming lounge. Four are independent and then two that face the back that can be independent but can also go head-to-head. We have some built-in bleachers for viewing. It’s really a pretty cool set up."

Beaudin said visitors can play the last college football game to be released on consoles – "NCAA Football 14" – while the new game gets set to be released. The last version coincided with when the facility opened – 2014 – and the new game will also mark the 10-year anniversary. Fans can also play "Madden."

She added that the gaming lounge helped strengthen their partnership with Microsoft.

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A look at the Microsoft Gaming Lounge. (College Football Hall of Fame)

"We have good options. The fans that want nostalgia can get that and the