Madden NFL 15 is a great game for fans of the sport it is depicting and there’s no reason for a player who picked up last year’s version of the title to skip on the one that is now arriving in stores.

New Defensive accuracy; Play calling; Improved presentation

A little too much data to process; Some passes are hard to complete

A new coat of paint, a ton of actionable analytic data, solid improvement in the trenches, and the extension of two popular modes makes Madden NFL 15 a winner.

Crisp visuals and presentation; Useful analytics; The ability to control the tempo

Successful passing is challenging; Gameplan in CFM is clunky; Lots of info to process in a short time

After the letdown of Madden 25 last year, feels like a mostly fresh start for the series. The increased emphasis on defensive play, a great new play-calling system, and the return of long-time favorites makes this year's Madden one of the best in recent memory, even if it could still use work in...

Defense matters; Great graphics; Improved play calling

Physics bugs; Mediocre commentary

Football Season Is Upon Us Again

Madden NFL 15 improves even further on last year's game and truly proves that defense wins championships.

When I reviewed Madden 25 for the Xbox 360 last year, I was disappointed. As my wife kindly reminded me, I logged in an excessive amount of hours playing in a few 360 Madden leagues, so it's not like I hated it. I just felt the development team didn't do enough to push the franchise forward.

Football season is just about ready to get underway around the country, and that can only mean one thing for gamers. The arrival of Madden NFL 15 is here. The game is the first in the series to be made exclusively for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and EA Sports has managed to put together a great game...

The Madden 15 reviews are in, with deep looks at the new Madden 15 features like enhances Ultimate Team, Connected Franchise and The Gauntlet. This early Madden 15 review seeks to answer the most important question yet, " Is Madden 15 worth buying?

Just in time for pre-season football, EA's long-running Madden franchise is back on the field. This year defensive play has received a long overdue upgrade which is substantial enough to make Madden 15 seem like a reboot for the series.

Last year's Madden 25 didn't feel like the franchise's true next-generation debut. Inconsistent production values, holes in the passing game, and mechanical stagnation made what many had hoped to be a fresh start seem stuck in the mud.

Smarter defensive maneuvers make for greater individual player impact; Much improved graphics produce a more authentic experience; Running and passing the ball feels sharper than ever; Additions to existing game modes provides further value

Receivers still don't fight for the ball enough; Disjointed player physics lead to some clumsy animations