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Briankbl · 04-24-2009, 01:09 AM

Wow. I really want Madden to return to it's thrown. With it being the only NFL game on the market, we should all expect nothing short of absolute greatness. But I am just not feeling it.

The "fight for every yard" mechanic looks extremely gimmicky, the animation system looks like stock trademarked Madden animations we have all come to know over the past 5 years. Yeah, all the blog posts here by the Devs and much of the talk about this year's improvements all sound great, and I appreciate the dev feedback we have all been getting. But this trailer just looks like the same Madden we get every year - a roster update, one new gameplay gimmick - bye, bye $60.

I am not even going to start with the Wii Madden trailer...

EA/Ian Cummings - If you really expect people to pay $60 every year on Madden, we need $60 worth of quality content to purchase. So either up the quality of your game, or lower the cost of your game series to $40 or less.

04-24-2009, 01:09 AM	#1
Briankbl Banned OVR: 9 Join Date: Aug 2008	I was not impressed with the GTTV Exclusive Footage... Wow. I really want Madden to return to it's thrown. With it being the only NFL game on the market, we should all expect nothing short of absolute greatness. But I am just not feeling it. The "fight for every yard" mechanic looks extremely gimmicky, the animation system looks like stock trademarked Madden animations we have all come to know over the past 5 years. Yeah, all the blog posts here by the Devs and much of the talk about this year's improvements all sound great, and I appreciate the dev feedback we have all been getting. But this trailer just looks like the same Madden we get every year - a roster update, one new gameplay gimmick - bye, bye $60. I am not even going to start with the Wii Madden trailer... EA/Ian Cummings - If you really expect people to pay $60 every year on Madden, we need $60 worth of quality content to purchase. So either up the quality of your game, or lower the cost of your game series to $40 or less.