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Originally Posted by CM Hooe |
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I welcome constructive criticism. I myself have offered it plenty of times. At no point have I ever said Madden is a perfect game. There are plenty of things I want to see in franchise mode in future versions of Madden. Heck, I told Clint Oldenburg to his face at EA PLAY that the M19 build on display felt slow and unresponsive at the line of scrimmage (aside: he did say that that was going to get cleaned up, there were other issues beyond QB signature animations in that build).
Insinuating that the people who make this game are lazy, as you did earlier in this very thread, is not at all constructive.
Well for starters, I think Madden is very clearly succeeding in its own right. The strides the game has made over the past four or five cycles to me has been really impressive, particularly as a competitive game. I also haven't felt compelled to purchase an NBA 2K game recently, so I don't necessarily agree that they are succeeding above and beyond because nothing they've done has captured my interest. Based on what I have seen and read, however, I do consider NBA 2K to be a better single-player experience than Madden for a number of reasons.
In short, my response is that I see both games succeeding in different ways.
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You have some good points. But I think NBA 2k has surpassed madden even as a competitive title. I mean Jesus Christ they have a darn league complete with a draft and combine and everything. I would say that's taking your gaming pretty dang serious lol