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Madden NFL 11 | 
| From: Electronic Arts
Category: Video Games
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $45.50
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Seller: ac10012
Rating:  73 reviews
Sales Rank: 39
Platform: Xbox 360
Genre: football_games
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 19357
Model: 19357
UPC: 014633193572
EAN: 2200630009864
ASIN: B002I0JB6E
Publication Date: August 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Experience Madden NFL redefined online as well as a new level of excitement with revamped audio presentation, from the booth and the field | | • | All-new GameFlow playcall system puts you inside the helmet of an NFL quarterback like never before, allowing you to execute authentic NFL game plans one play at a time | | • | Play games in half the time with an all-new playcall system, as you experience the drama and excitement of a full game in less than 30 minutes | | • | All-new Dual Stick Control drastically reduces button dependency for the ball carrier by mapping key moves to the right and left sticks | | • | New Coaching Tips automatically pause the game at critical points to help explain each situation as it unfolds |
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Product Description
Madden NFL 11 X360
Amazon.com Product Description
Madden NFL 11 is the 22nd version of EA Sports' classic video game football franchise. Featuring cover athlete Drew Brees, Super Bowl XLIV MVP and quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, Madden NFL 11 incorporates a blend of simpler, quicker and deeper new features with time-tested classic features expected from a game in the Madden franchise. Features included in the Xbox 360 version include Franchise mode, All-new GameFlow playcall system, dual stick control, extensive online functionality and more. The Madden NFL franchise regenerated for Xbox 360.
View larger. | A Simpler, Quicker and Deeper Madden
Madden NFL 11 redefines the way you experience the game of football. Simpler: from 350 plays down to 1, the all-new GameFlow system puts you in the helmet of an NFL quarterback, to execute an authentic, situational game plan, one play at a time. Quicker: with 60-minute game times reduced to 30, spend more time on the field and less in the playbook. Same drama, half the time. Deeper: Madden NFL 11 is feature-rich, with improved animations and control options, enhanced online functionality, and new broadcast and audio presentation that delivers the NFL experience fans have come to expect. Key Game Features - From 350 Plays Down to 1 – The all-new GameFlow playcall system puts you inside the helmet of an NFL quarterback like never before, allowing you to execute authentic NFL game plans one play at a time. Add a new level of strategy by customizing your own offensive and defensive game plans, or have plays based on your favorite team’s real-life tendencies called for you.
- Play Games in Half the Time – With an all-new playcall system, spend less time in the huddle and more time on the field as you experience the drama and excitement of a full game in less than 30 minutes.
- Don’t Just Play, Feel It – All-new Dual Stick Control drastically reduces button dependency for the ball carrier by mapping key moves to the right and left sticks. Run through holes, break tackles, and explode in the open field with a more fluid, intuitive, and responsive running system. All-new locomotion provides true acceleration and deceleration, plus natural planting and cutting, while delivering the authentic-feeling Madden NFL to date.
- Play, Learn, Win – Rookies can enjoy success quicker than ever before. New Coaching Tips automatically pause the game at critical points to help explain each situation as it unfolds. A revamped playcall system draws player routes on the field as in-game coach’s audio provides helpful hints to better execute the play.
- Redefining Madden NFL Online – Last year we gave you Online Franchise and Online Co-op, now Madden NFL 11 delivers an all-new game mode that will change the online experience yet again.
- See It. Hear It. Feel It. – Experience a new level of excitement with revamped audio presentation. From the booth to the field, Madden NFL 11 brings gameday to your living room like never before.
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 madden 11 September 4, 2010
los panda
probably the worst madden i have ever played. a good game all around, but very much to improve upon. if you have never played madden, do not start with this one.
 Slow but good graphics September 3, 2010
MD38
Rent this game don't buy it. I found the game play slow. The graphics were better but not good enough for me to keep playing it.
 Compared to last year September 3, 2010
Tim (Chicago, IL)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Compared to last year the game-play is much better but it sacrifices franchise options. The online options are much better so if you play online and enjoy better game-play you will like this game but if you only do franchise then you will be upset. Also create a player is terrible but madden moments are pretty cool. Definitely a switch from last year where you needed a good quarterback and could survive with an average running back and average offensive line. This year you need a very good running back and an above average offensive line but can get by with an accurate but average QB. Going across the middle is a little to easy but running the ball and going deep is tough. sprint is gone but I actually like it, there is also a game-call mode where they pick the play for you if you want which saves you time, also you don't need to wait to watch cut-scenes and you can play a game in about 2/3 of the time that you could last year, which is nice. I don't see why they took away so many of the franchise options and create a player options because they don't seem to complicated for the programmers. I like it but every year I am still ticked off at EA by how they are charging us $60 and have tons of in game advertisements, either put more money into a complete game or drop the price of the game. overall I would grade the game a B+ due to value of replay, would have gotten an A if the franchise options and create a player options were not taken out.
Same old sh.... September 3, 2010
james (Cleveland, OH)
Each year, this company comes out with a new marketing gimmick for this game.. Last year it was "If you see it on Sunday, You'll see it in Madden." So that means, instead of fixing the gameplay and animations and truly progressing the series forward, they added things like guys playing cornhole before the game, or people waiting in line for merchandise.. This year, their gimmicks are: "Locomotion", and "Play Games in Half the Time." First of all, Locomotion is worthless. The players still move exactly as they did last year. Second of all, Play Games in Half the Time refers to the player shutting the game off half way through, because they're fed up with this crap.
I thought that with Backbreaker coming out, Madden would've gotten a bit of a kick in the pants to get going, but no. They released the exact same game as last year, only with the pre-snap controls made more complicated and updated rosters.
The same five tackles from last year happen again this year. If you dive tackle at a QB, you'll float in mid air next touching the QBs body until after he completes the pass, then it goes into the sack animation. This game is really pathetic and feels like a giant lateral from last year. Same thing all over again, same problems, new marketing gimmicks.
Great September 3, 2010
Matthew Simon
Madden is a great game....my only con is that the offenses in this one seem to be unbalance vs. defense. Offensive players are always breaking tackles of 3 guys and running for touchdowns.
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