Abstract: In the past, attempts to bring hardcore sports gaming to the Wii has been met with abject failure. Traditional baseball and basketball games have mostly been disasters, whereas simpler, more casual games have been hailed as excellent works. And even EA's...
Abstract: It’s worth noting early on that apart from the challenges unique to reconstructing a famous game for a touchscreen interface, Madden NFL 10 on the iPhone and iPod touch faces another hurdle its console cousins do not: competition. While EA holds an e...
Though Madden 2010 is nothing like its 360 or PS3 counterparts, it’s a perfect game if you’re looking for a quick pick up game. It provides an amusing game without the strategy and realism that’s become a trademark of the series. Unfortu...
Abstract: As the top selling console of this generation, it’s no surprise that Wii is the number one target for publishers right now. More and more developers are being tasked with squeezing the most out of the Wii’s less-than-impressive hardware architecture a...
Abstract: Madden NFL 10 for the continues the trend introduced by last years game of crafting a football experience thats geared toward the Wii and its control setup. Therefore, it delivers some familiar options, including the All Play control scheme that par...
Great new visual style, Fiveonfive is available in most modes, Online play functions well.
Controls need more precision, Commentary is still poor, Franchise and Superstar modes need major attention.
Madden NFL 10 on the Wii makes some great strides in differentiating itself from its counterparts, but it also neglects the major aspects that make those other versions so engaging. ...
Abstract: The last time I had anything to do with football (American rules thereof, for our international readers now fanning your noses fretfully at my uncultured and barbaric ways) was the 90s, mostly centered around Mutant League Football (Sega Genesis), Fron...
Abstract: One of the biggest things to distinguish Madden 10 on the Wii from all other versions is the visuals. Yes, I know the Wii is a lesser powered console then the Xbox 360 and PS3, however EA didn’t even try to emulate the bigger console versions as the Wi...
