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  • Epidemik
    Commitment to Excellence
    • Jul 2009
    • 10276

    Madden 25 First Images


    Two weeks ago, ESPN The Magazine debuted the first image of “Madden NFL 25,” showcasing Adrian Peterson’s wicked stiff-arm in a print-only screen.

    ESPN Playbook is here to follow up that picture with the exclusive first online image of “Madden 25,” featuring Arian Foster, and we’re scanning the image for clues.

    Looks like Year 2 of the Infinity physics engine will focus on running backs, including a bigger emphasis on cutting, and of course, smacking defenders in the mouth with fierce stiff-arms as you try to knock defenders like Von Miller out of your path. When asked for clarification, all an EA Sports representative would tell us is that the game will highlight a “run free ball carrier feature” that will offer “unprecedented ball-carrier control and precision.”

    As long as that also includes running backs who no longer flail their legs like dying animals once they hit the ground, I’m down.

    And with Arian Foster continuing to surprise in the Madden Cover Vote, this image could also be a precursor of what’s to come when the “Madden 25” box is unveiled April 24.

    Can Foster really pull off the upset to win the cover as a 4-seed? Hit up ESPN’s SportsNation tomorrow to find out if the back can advance to the Elite Eight by knocking off the No. 1 seed, Colin Kaepernick.
    Two weeks ago, ESPN The Magazine debuted the first image of “Madden NFL 25,” showcasing Adrian Peterson’s wicked stiff-arm in a print-only screen.

     

  • BigBucs
    Unpretentious
    • May 2009
    • 12758

    #2
    Guess they realized how shitty the run physics were this year. Fuckers make shit shitty just to unveil a fix, that should have been a patch, as a new feature. Power backs arent power backs this cycle.




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    • Maynard
      stupid ass titles
      • Feb 2009
      • 17876

      #3
      this game sucks

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      • CCBrink
        Awkward Swag
        • May 2009
        • 4261

        #4
        Originally posted by Maynard
        this game sucks


        There was a risk putting in the Infinity Engine last year since it was in its early stages. I remember specifically reading that it almost didn't make it into Madden 13. Although it needs some work, I'm glad they included it because it helped breath some life into Madden's gameplay.



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        • Realist
          Junior Member
          • Mar 2009
          • 6057

          #5
          Originally posted by CCBrink


          There was a risk putting in the Infinity Engine last year since it was in its early stages. I remember specifically reading that it almost didn't make it into Madden 13. Although it needs some work, I'm glad they included it because it helped breath some life into Madden's gameplay.
          Agreed. Overall I've enjoyed this years Madden more than years past by a long shot.

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          • BigBucs
            Unpretentious
            • May 2009
            • 12758

            #6
            The game plays pretty much the same except you get stuck on blocks when running and defenders drop way more interceptions




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            • Primetime
              Thank You Prince
              • Nov 2008
              • 17526

              #7
              Originally posted by BigBucs
              The game plays pretty much the same except you get stuck on blocks when running and defenders drop way more interceptions
              This is 100% about sliders. Interception sliders can be changed so you catch nearly every single one.

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