Steven Moses

The game isn't as bad as some of the reviews I've read and compared to CFB26, it's superior. I play Franchise mostly and I can say that Madden has taken steps in the right direction. The presentation is great, visually it is on point. I like the weekly recap, and immersive elements of Franchise. You definitely need to develop the coaches talents, which makes games feel a little more important. The NFL is truly anyone can win every week and Madden does make you feel that. But gameplay still needs improvement. CPU QB's still complete 80-90% of their passes is ridiculous. Poor DB coverage still getting beat over the top and an imbalanced wear and tear system. It's almost like Madden and CFB series trade poor practices (or they just implement the same broken code). They just can't make a realistic football simulation. When I play the CPU I should feel like they make good plays to win not scripted scenarios where my skill level doesn't matter. They capitalize on my mistakes not me being forced into a bad play because "I'm not supposed to win". EA needs competition badly or they will continue to put out subpar products. There needs to be a strong push to get 2K and Visual Concepts in the video game football space.

The worst game I've ever played. Waiting 3 years for this is frustrating and disappointing. Dynasty Mode is awful. Disconnected and uninspiring, lacks depth and looks like NCAA 14 with less storylines and things to make you feel like you're engaged in a season. The developers were lazy this game and after all the excitement and anticipation, I don't even want to play it. Playing against the CPU has the familiar feel of the "Madden 4th Quarter" Comeback". The CPU completes super bombs against prevent to keep games close. EA got me this year, never again.