Out of Bounds: Best Madden Innovations
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Personally, I thought the 'hit-stick' was introduced pretty well. Where the he'll did it go? I mean it doesn't feel like a feature in Madden games anymore. I assume it's not even in the game since there's no label on the control scheme. I also used to love the 'strip' button. Loved how randomly effective or penalizing it would be.Comment
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The Front Page Sports series did many of the things Madden adopted (and many of them better) back in the early 90's on the PC. Franchise, weather, full situational gameplan editor, even a play editor. I still go back and play it from time to time.Comment
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2. Madden 99 - Franchise Mode
I would be more than happy to argue that this is one of the biggest innovations in sports gaming. I don't know how it can be argued against. By giving us multiple seasons and GM-inspired powers, Madden furthered the experience of sitting at the helm of an NFL franchise.
This mode furthered the immersion factor of the series, and it exponentially increased the replay value of the game. After all, if you were to, let's say, pilot the Dallas Cowboys to a Super Bowl and win easily, what then? Before the franchise mode, you could only start again with the same players and the same league. Lame.
....nfl primetime 95 had a multi season franchise before madden, as did college. nfl prime time also had a passing feature similar to that of nfl fever's read and lead, which both preceded the vision cone and both were implemented better.
i'm not really sure what innovations belong to madden??Comment
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As others have said, Madden, as a whole, just has not been a very innovative series.
Front Page Sports Football was way ahead of all other football games back in the '90s, and 2K assumed that position of leadership in the '00s.
Madden always seems to be several years behind the games that are really pushing the sport of football forward.
The problem is that not many people had home computers back in the early '90s, and even fewer had Dreamcasts in the early '00s.Last edited by jyoung; 08-19-2010, 08:22 AM.Comment
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No love for the Hit Stick? Or Playmaker controls?Oklahoma City Thunder
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You have to include the 'scores from around the league' in Madden 92 or 93. Madden had a ticker way back then and it was dropped.Comment
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- I remember designing plays for Madden on my Commodore 64 (still have that version, just no C64).
- I keep playing the demo to get into M11 (bought M10, but hardly touched it). I just don't feel like I'm doing much but turning left and right with players. I don't feel involved. I haven't given up trying though.
- Morrison blows the "Doors" off the Stones any day.Last edited by dophin26; 08-26-2010, 02:20 PM.Comment
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I miss Game Day.....and their NCAA football game 989 sports had.Comment
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Multiple playable camera options was Maddens greatest innovation, it kept the game fresh because with a user-defined camera u were able to play the game from YOUR point of view which was awesome. I also loved playing a tackle, guard or fb with the LEAD BLOCKER option.:wink:Comment
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