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Madden NFL 11 Reviews
| 44 of 47 people found the following review helpful  The Madden for people who dislike the newer PS3/360 Versions, By Irwin M. Fletcher (Michigan, USA) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) First of all, I have to comment on all of the remarks people have been making lately about sports video games being carbon copies of the past year's game (with maybe a few tweaks here and there and a new cover athlete being the only differences). They first discover a game that they like, give it 5 stars; then 3 years later the same franchise hasn't evolved enough for their liking, so they give 2 stars to virtually the same game that they were giving 5 stars to a few years ago. The people who complain about this "lack of innovation" issue sound like they were born yesterday. This is how it's ALWAYS been with EA Sports games. It was the same thing back in the days of the Super Nintendo, when I was in high school. I remember remarking to my buddies back then how similar Madden '95 was to Madden '94, and how similar NBA Live '96 was to NBA Live '95. There seems to be this growing myth that EA used to be this great, innovative company, and now they are just lazy bums who rest on... Read more 13 of 16 people found the following review helpful  Not without it's flaws but still surprisingly good compared to the PS3 version, By Enigmatic Wonder (Kentucky, USA) - See all my reviews = Fun:  This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) Since I still don't have a PS3 myself I've gone ahead and picked up this year's version of Madden on the PS2. Having played a friend's copy of the PS3 version I must say that I'm actually quite surprised over the quality of the PS2 version. Overall not much has changed since Madden 2006 on the PS2/original X-Box. However that isn't exactly a bad thing. The general flaws that people are complaining about are nowhere to be found on the PS2 version of Madden 2011. However seeing that the PS2 seems to finally be entering it's last days there are a few things to be aware of. First and foremost is the fact that there are no online features in the PS2 version of Madden. While I'm not big on online play due to the number of people who will quit a game when they are losing I do however wish it was there for roster updates. As a result don't expect to see TO on the Bengals or other various trades and transactions that occured in the week or so before release. For that I've got to mark the game... Read more 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful It is what it is..., By DFC "DFC" (TX) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Madden NFL 11 (Video Game) I've reviewed this twice but I have a final verdict on the game. MADDEN 11 for PS2 is something to appreciate once you get past a few things. Yes, the online capability is no longer available but if you don't play online, there's nothing to miss. The game has roster updates and players that weren't on last year's game and that used to be the main reason to get the new games anyway. Players like T.O. are in the free agent pool because the game was released prior to preseason. You don't need online to fix this. Just make a few roster tweaks yourself. The game still looks good for the PS2 and there aren't as many hangups as the PS3 or XBOX. There is new music (as always) and new commentary with Gus Johnson. This adds SOME freshness to the game. The A.I. is actually better in this one and you can adjust it to your taste. All-Pro level actually seems more difficult and it is a fun challenge.Overall. it is a nuts and bolts football game. But it is great for individual play as... Read more |
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Product Description
Electronic Arts Inc. Madden NFL 11 19355 PC Games
- Gus Johnson, one of the most electrifying play-by-play commentators in sports, joins Cris Collinsworth in the booth, bringing a whole new level of excitement on every play
- Build a roster from the ground up or play with your favorite team for three full decades in a quest to dominate for 30 full seasons in Franchise mode
- Create an NFL Superstar or select a rookie from the 2010 NFL draft class, then guide his career from pre-draft workouts all the way to the Hall of Fame
- Utilize the full potential of the custom control stick by assigning custom moves for every position on the field to the right analog stick. String together combo moves to leave defenders in the dust
- Playbook formations from the 2009 season deliver the latest playcalling trends, including the Wildcat
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