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Madden NFL 11 Reviews
| 67 of 70 people found the following review helpful  Point and Pass, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) I am a big fan of the point and pass system, and actually enjoy playing the Wii version a lot. I think Madden lost a lot when they converted the PS2 version to the PS3, but the Wii version has been simplified the most of the 3 platforms IMO. The simple approach of pointing the Wiimote at the receiver you'd like to throw to is genius. Running is also fun because in order to get a big run, you have to shake the wiimote fast (while holding A) in order to get a power move. If you aren't fast enough or your timing is off you get a big whiff message. Defense is also more enjoyable to the casual player, because if you are inexperienced with football video games, you're looking to get that big hit message across the screen which shows your defensive player rocking the opponent.Online-Online is fun. I played Madden 11 online, but there were only between 25 and 30 other players on, most likely because the game just came out today. There weren't any lags, stalls, or disconnects. You... Read more 39 of 43 people found the following review helpful  Best Wii Football Game, But Still Flawed, By JSP "JSP" (Nashville, TN United States) - See all my reviews = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) I bought Madden 09, but did not buy Madden 10. I wasn't crazy about the look, and the reviews weren't so hot. However, when I saw that the new version would have improved (but still cartoony) graphics, included detailed stadiums and (gasp) WEATHER, I had to get it.The good stuff: - IMPROVED GRAPHICS. Finally, weather appears in the Wii version of this game! The graphics overall are much improved, with smoother animations and more detailed stadiums. - IN-GAME PRESENTATION (TO A POINT). I think the graphical presentation of the games themselves are much better. I'm also a fan of Gus Johnson and Cris Collinsworth, so the occasional strange call or odd opinion doesn't really bother me as much as most. I'm also a big fan of the play-calling interface. Even without using GameFlow, the whole thing moves much faster. - FRANCHISE MODE. Vastly improved, and I really like competing with other team's legacies. Giving the mode actual goals... Read more 16 of 19 people found the following review helpful Definitely glad I bought it., By Pierre Ricolando "Rico" (Sanford, NC) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) I have been playing Madden since the old Super Nintendo games and each year I have bought the newest edition to create a franchise and sort of dream team. This version is definitely one of my favorites. The Wii version put me off and I was worried about buying it. It looked a bit cartoonish and not like the versions I was used to more recently. I decided to get it anyhow and it has definitely exceeded my expectations. The only thing I was initially upset about was the iniability to have a draft in franchise mode. I ended up trading for the players I wanted instead, so it worked out. I have not played online yet, but it was one of the reasons I didn't get the PS2 version. I prefer the motion controls for passing over the point and click version. I am ecstatic that this turned out so far above my expectations. I love the Legacy meter as well, so you can stack yourself up against some of the greatest dynasties of all time. The controls are easy to get the hang of and the... Read more |
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Product Description
Features include:
•A classic Franchise mode tailor-made for play on Wii
•Four-player party mode featuring custom gameplay tweaks and an interactive pick 'em system, or use the Wii Remote to pick up blocks, trip up wide receivers, and create clear paths to the end zone, all while your teammate runs the plays
•GameFlow System Play Calling - Designed for new players, The GameFlow System calls plays for you until you feel that you are ready to call them yourself
•More details to come...
Amazon.com Product Description
Madden NFL 11 is the 22nd version of EA Sports' classic video game football franchise. Featuring cover athlete Drew Brees, Super Bowl XLIV MVP and quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, Madden NFL 11 incorporates a blend of simpler, quicker and deeper new features with time-tested classic features expected from a game in the Madden franchise. Features included in the Wii version include Franchise mode, the all-new GameFlow system for ease of play calling, a four-player party mode and more.
Madden NFL 11 reenergizes the game of football with a fun, exhilarating experience that ignites the passion of any NFL fan. Experience a revamped Franchise mode that puts you at the helm of your favorite NFL team, giving you the power to lead the greatest dynasty of all time in the deepest single player experience to date. In addition, new players can get up to speed quickly utilizing the all-new GameFlow system, in which the plays are called for you until you're ready to take the snap from your center on your own. Lead your team to glory with Madden NFL 11, the ultimate NFL experience on Wii. Key Game Features
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- A classic Franchise mode tailor-made for play on Wii
- Four-player party mode featuring custom gameplay tweaks and an interactive pick 'em system, or use the Wii Remote to pick up blocks, trip up wide receivers, and create clear paths to the end zone, all while your teammate runs the plays
- GameFlow System Play Calling - Designed for new players, The GameFlow System calls plays for you until you feel that you are ready to call them yourself
- More details to come...
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Customer Rating :  List Price : $24.99 Price : $19.95  |
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