Electronic Arts today released nineteen new screens for Madden NFL 12, showcasing the new Dynamic Player Performance feature that will be in the upcoming football game.
NFL Legend Jim Brown Takes Judgment in Likeness Case Against Electronic Arts
True, but this wasn't about the money. This was Jim Brown sending a message. EA is still involved in similar class action lawsuits and this could, if not set precedent, definitely provide legitimacy to the other claims. Judges have a tendency to look a prior rulings while making their own. EA might just be getting what it deserves for repeatedly ignoring those athletes while reaping in billions.
"Best Buy’s “Deal of the Day” is video game related today, offering up Madden NFL 12 for the low price of only $9.99 or the Hall of Fame Edition for just 10 bucks more at $19.99 . Best Buy will price match their online prices if the game does not ring up automatically for the lower price in store, but you can also save the time and effort and just do an in-store pickup instead."
Online video game retailer Newegg have launched a host of new video game deals for this week.
Same game engine as 2005 if im not mistaken...No thanks
I just wish the ratings in Madden felt like they actually meant something. It seems as long as someone is really fast, they are an all star, even if their overall rating is like a 50. If my QB has terrible throwing power and accuracy, but has 85+ speed, he can complete 90% of all throws and throw 5,000+ yards on the season. Same with RB's and WR's. As long as they are really fast, they will score all the time. Defensively, I feel no difference between the great players and backups. Speed seems to be the only thing that matters. A LB with a 65 overall rating but 85 speed will get more tackles than Ray Lewis, Urlacher, etc.
Can you just give me a game that doesnt rely on speed but actual talent of the players? Thanks
Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are amazing in real life. Madden, not so much. They seem no different from any other QB.