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Cover of "Madden 10" for PlayStation 3, showcasing action shots of two football players: a player in a black and yellow Pittsburgh Steelers uniform on the left and a player in a red Arizona Cardinals uniform on the right. The EA Sports logo is centered, with NFL logos below, highlighting its Online Franchise Mode.

Madden 10

ๆฅ่‡ช EA Sports
$4.99 - $8.99
$4.99
$4.99 - $8.99
$4.99

"Madden NFL 10" is an American football sports video game developed by EA Tiburon and published by EA Sports. Released in 2009, it is part of the long-running Madden NFL series. Here's an overview of the game for the PlayStation 3:

  • Cover Athlete: The cover of "Madden NFL 10" features Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu. This dual cover was part of a marketing campaign highlighting the "Fight for Every Yard" theme.

  • Gameplay Enhancements: "Madden NFL 10" aimed to improve the overall gameplay experience by introducing several enhancements. One notable addition was the "Pro-Tak Animation Technology," which focused on providing more realistic gang-tackling situations and improved player interactions on the field.

  • Gameplay Refinements: The game included refinements to various aspects of gameplay, such as improved quarterback animations, more realistic player movements, and enhanced AI for both offensive and defensive strategies.

  • Online Franchise Mode: "Madden NFL 10" introduced the Online Franchise mode, allowing players to join or create online leagues with friends. This mode included features such as a live draft, player progression, and online league management.

  • Madden Moments: The game continued the "Madden Moments" feature, allowing players to relive and recreate key moments from the previous NFL season. This feature provided a dynamic and engaging way for players to experience and influence critical game situations.

  • Realistic Presentation: "Madden NFL 10" aimed to deliver a more authentic NFL presentation with improved graphics, including player models, animations, and stadium details. The game also featured dynamic weather effects and a realistic day-and-night cycle.

  • Player Progression: The Franchise mode included a player progression system, where players could develop and improve their skills over multiple seasons. This added depth to the management aspects of the game.

  • Madden Test: The "Madden Test" was a feature designed to assess the player's skill level and tailor the game's difficulty accordingly. It aimed to provide a more balanced and challenging experience for players of varying skill levels.

  • Adaptive AI: The game introduced an adaptive AI system that adjusted to the player's strategies and tendencies, offering a more dynamic and challenging experience.

  • Online Multiplayer: "Madden NFL 10" included various online multiplayer features, allowing players to compete against each other in head-to-head matches, join online leagues, and engage in other online modes.

  • Reception: The game received generally positive reviews for its gameplay improvements, realistic presentation, and the addition of the Online Franchise mode. Critics praised the efforts to enhance the overall authenticity and depth of the Madden NFL experience.