07-30-2003, 02:49 PM
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Re: Flaws in Madden finally admitted
IGN’s latest preview of Madden 2004 finally reveals flaws that have plagued Madden gameplay for years. The weaknesses that IGN appear to point out are poor play by defensive backs and inaccurate receiver abilities. Having admitted this, I can’t understand how this game continues to be rated higher than the 2K series.
"One of the main complaints throughout the history of Madden has been the inept play of the defensive backs. In past years, it didn't matter if you had Deion Sanders or Mike Rumph out there on a wideout, the game was going to be a shootout, and your cover corner was the man to get burned. Thankfully, that's no longer the case. Not only will corners and safeties make plays on balls and swat them away, defensive playmakers will pick passes, and like the real NFL, even run them back to the house and make the opposition pay for testing their skill. In this video, Aeneas Williams of the Rams makes Jeff Garcia pay with not only the INT, but with a 96-yard return for a touchdown. Finally, a defense that actually makes a difference. "
The stuff in red bold print is what the flaw was in past incarnations of Madden that IGN mentioned.
Now while it's obvious that he posted this because he likes 2kx better, I don't see how his point is so hard to understand. It's as clear as day. I think people just don't like how he put it. If the thread was called "IGN SAYS MADDEN DB AI IMPROVED!!!" then it would be a different story.
To illustrate, which one of this statements will get me a punch in the eye if I say it to my wife:
1. Honey, your face can make time stand still.
2. Girl, you have a face that could stop a clock.
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