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

Slight updates to the gameplay and new features don't make up for the fact that the game has several showstopping bugs that still haven't been sorted out with all of the updates you have to download.

The Madden Series seems to be very proud of its improvments and very dismissive of the downfalls that continue to plauge this game. Madden 15 is an improvement over Madden 25, but by a very slim margin. I am not a gamer, but I love sports games.

Fun To Play; Graphics; Kid Appropriate; Multiplayer

Boring; Too Short

Found it locally for less money but already had this order

I would not recommend this game for a short tempered person. This game makes you very frustrated to the point where you want to break the disk with the gameplay. There is nothing more frustrating than your receivers getting stuck together when they try to cross each other.

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?

Fourth and goal on the snow covered one yard line. One second to go on the clock. Last game of the season, down by three. My center hikes the ball to me and I quickly hand the ball of to my running back Eddy Lacy, who plows through the pile and score the gaming winning touchdown in dramatic fashion.