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Pared · 12-29-2010, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by grunt


	Madden 11 with the final patch is a better game than NCAA 11. Madden player movement and pursuit angles are off the hook.

Interesting coming from you. I may have to give it a look sometime down the road.

Thanks.

ryan36 · 12-29-2010, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Pared


	Interesting coming from you. I may have to give it a look sometime down the road. Thanks.

It's worth it, get it used, and check it out...I did. I like it better than NCAA now for sure

fistofrage · 12-29-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan36


	It's worth it, get it used, and check it out...I did. I like it better than NCAA now for sure

If you buy it used do you have to pay $10 to activate to get rosters and patches if the original owner went online with it?

ryan36 · 12-29-2010, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by fistofrage


	If you buy it used do you have to pay $10 to activate to get rosters and patches if the original owner went online with it?

Rosters yes. patches no.

jorge380 · 12-29-2010, 04:00 PM

Just with madden 11 awful roll around tackling makes this game worst then any madden I have played,but that's just me.Madden 10 with even the pursuit angle problems was a good game.

green94 · 12-29-2010, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan36


	It's worth it, get it used, and check it out...I did. I like it better than NCAA now for sure

I just picked it up from Target - 39 bucks brand new. Had the NFL itch considering the Bears are making football worthwhile in Chicago again. I'm actually digging the hell out of this game, and I'm in my 6th season of NCAA so I've had my fair share of EA football gaming this year.

It's hard to pinpoint the differences, but I feel like Madden is more polished - maybe the patches had something to do with it.

Also, one other nice thing - you get a free 7 day trial of the online pass before you have to type in your code. That should get you the rosters/patches that you need without having to buy.

Super Glock · 12-29-2010, 04:39 PM

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	I just picked it up from Target - 39 bucks brand new. Had the NFL itch considering the Bears are making football worthwhile in Chicago again. I'm actually digging the hell out of this game, and I'm in my 6th season of NCAA so I've had my fair share of EA football gaming this year. It's hard to pinpoint the differences, but I feel like Madden is more polished - maybe the patches had something to do with it. Also, one other nice thing - you get a free 7 day trial of the online pass before you have to type in your code. That should get you the rosters/patches that you need without having to buy.

I will be picking it up from Target today as well for $39.

fistofrage · 12-29-2010, 05:03 PM

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	I will be picking it up from Target today as well for $39.

Dang, now I am considering getting 2011 because people are saying it plays better. Are FG's still automatic in 2011?

If its better than 2010, I'll get my money worth. On a side note EA sports active 2 is $59.99 at Target as well for the WII. I feel the burning in my pocket.

Probably goinmg to be $100 poorer in about an hour...

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jorge380 MVP OVR: 13 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: SAN DIEGO	Re: I finally gave Madden a chance, and I love it... Madden 10, that is Just with madden 11 awful roll around tackling makes this game worst then any madden I have played,but that's just me.Madden 10 with even the pursuit angle problems was a good game.

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I finally gave Madden a chance, and I love it... Madden 10, that is