Impacts dynamically to be affected by player mass, speed and momentum
EA Sports has revealed that Madden 13, the next iteration of the popular American football franchise, will feature a new Infinity Engine.
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The Infinity Engine has -nothing- to do with Madden. Or EA.
Good God.
Madden looks the best it has since this generation began..... they must be feeling the heat from the NFL exclusivity ending next year
@Canary these are two different engines, The infinity engine By Bioware is specifically used for Role Playing Games, if you keep listening they keep saying "new engine" if it was biowares engine they would of said they licensed it just like people license the Unreal engine There has only been one game current gen game to use the infinity engine that bioware has its Baldurs Gate game before that was in 2001 so this engine is different bro they can call it the inifinity engine all they want though because EA owns Bioware and think about it Inifinity Engine in a football game Infinite Possibilities thats where EA is getting at