Madden Football PC

Fighting For Every Yard with Madden Football for Your PC

Even through the Madden football PC edition has all of the bells and whistles, there are both a few pro and cons about the game:

Pros:

•Graphics – the field of action play has had a major overhaul; the tackles, the speed and movement of the players are remarkably close to realistic.
•Throwing in tight spots – they corrected the problem of not being able to throw in tight spots. The defensive backs and linebackers no longer have the ability to perform unrealistic moves.
•Interceptions – the interception ratio is more realistic. Defenders are no longer making unrealistic moves in order to make interceptions.
•Play calling – Madden football PC 2010 has return to the tried and true form of posting three plays on the broad.
•Running the ball – they have slowed the game down so that you can run the ball more effectively and realistically. You can now see the holes develop while you are still have time to make a cut.
•Throwing on the run – is more realistic. The only time your quarterback can effectively throw on the run is if they are known for being quick on their feet.
•Pass rush, blitzing and clock management – are more realistic.

Cons:

•Tackling animation – while they have improved the tackling, there are still times when it takes too long to complete a tackle. The game no longer lets you make unrealistic tackles.
•Fumble recovery – you can now fight for fumbles at the bottom of the pile, via a pop up screen. The problem with this is that the pop up screen appears even if there is no one around the player.
•In game cut scenes – there are just too many of them. While the animation is great to watch, the scenes just too long.

Madden football PC edition is the closest you will come to being on the field. If you have a laptop, the best thing about the PC version, is that you will be able to take the game with you.