GI: Football fans often debate about the relative importance of the positions on a team. Can a great QB make the receivers around him better? Can marquee receivers make a mediocre QB look good? Does an ineffective pass rush doom even the most skilled corners? Madden NFL 11 spurs a similar kind of discussion based on the features it has chosen to address for this latest iteration versus those that have remained unchanged.
Does the inclusion of online co-op play trump a bare-bones online franchise mode? Is making a stud running back like Chris Johnson feel like a world-beater more important than not cleaning up past AI issues? The answers to these kinds of questions are up to you as a Madden player. I like a lot of the new additions to this year’s game, but the lack of progress in some areas is unfortunate.
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When it comes to sports curses, aside from the Chicago Cubs, there’s no more active superstition than the Madden curse. Since 1999, almost every year something bad has happened to the cover athlete of Electronic Arts’ bestselling Madden NFL franchise. Cleveland Browns running back Peyton Hillis is the latest victim of this curse.
NCAA 11 is the better football game this year.....
i dont know why something just doesnt feel right about madden this year.... oh well
I think I called maybe 4 plays and couldn't take it anymore. This year there is for sure something off about it.
It gets about the same score every year.
Pro sports games should only receive new titles every 2 years. That will give the devs time to fix problems AND add new features, and fans will have a chance to get excited about something, other than saying, "Meh, roster update."
Excluding a couple years where I went with 2K, I have bought every EA NHL game since 1997, but that ended with me skipping NHL '10. Just getting a little tired with incremental updates and many of the same issues. That and the piss-poor servers EA tends to use to host the online aspects of the game really turned me off.
Same ol' madden, new case...