Graphics overhaul showcases richer detail than ever in player models and stadiums. Improved weather effects. Better tackling system finally allows offensive runners to break tackles. Improved fumble recovery.
All quarterbacks are too accurate and too similar. AI displays buggy behavior at times. Online league system lacks divisions, and uses a ladder system instead.
Nitpicks aside, Madden NFL 09 has gone through both a visual and gameplay makeover that will have you spending countless hours (both online and offline) on the virtual gridiron....
Great visuals; 32-player online leagues; highly adaptable AI.
Not a giant leap forward for the franchise; numerous AI bugs.
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