Abstract: With every new Madden release, there are almost always one or two features that get the bulk of the attention--features that not only make the current Madden different from its predecessors, but also seemingly make the upgrade from one year to the next...
ProTak gives some oomph to the game, Online franchise works well, Passing game feels more realistic, Streamlined menus make it easier to jump around.
Commentary is still pretty bad, Downfield run blocking still needs work, AI defensive schemes are a little inconsistent, Enough with the referee cutscenes.
A number of features make Madden NFL 10 a more realistic and enjoyable portrayal of football, but a few problems--both old and new--continue to trouble the series. ...
Abstract: Madden NFL 10 forgoes adding much in the way of brand new game modes in favor of further refining the on-field gameplay and adding a greater sense of realism. While the slower pace might cause some of the more hardcore fans of the series to take issue,...
Abstract: Year over year Madden catches flak for recycling previous content into a repackaged roster update. Madden NFL 10 makes a concerted effort to change that perception with a suite of changes but don't freak out: this is still the same Madden you've come t...
Abstract: As leaves turn brown and the temperature drops the videogame industry knows that a new Madden game is just around the corner. Madden NFL 10 hits store shelves on August 14 and comes with new modes, gameplay tweaks and broadcast-style presentation chang...
Refines its engine to the most impressive degree yet and the addition of Pro-Tak adds a heap of potential for the future. Anyone interested in American Football owes it to themselves to get this game. 8.6/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pag...
But even with the iffy AI and the unrealistic number of interceptions, Madden 10 is still a deeply involving experience. Its also evolved away from previous Madden installments, focusing your attention on actually performing on the field and making t...
