GameSpot writes: "Madden NFL 10 takes some great strides in making the Wii version a suitably different experience than those on other consoles, particularly when it comes to the way it looks. The greater focus on multiplayer arcade-style gaming is also welcome, and there's certainly fun to be had with modes like Madden Showdown. However, they don't quite have the longevity of some of Madden's typically stronger modes, such as Franchise, which have been seriously neglected. And aside from a surprisingly decent online multiplayer mode (that, thankfully, lets you play against people who aren't on your friends list), there isn't any single mode that can capture your attention for an extended period of time. Madden NFL 10 on the Wii is a solid option for newcomers, but dedicated football fans will find it lacking".
PlayStation Beat: This week marks the 25th Anniversary of the Madden NFL franchise with the release of Madden NFL 25. This made me think about what made Madden NFL 10 playable for longer than two weeks. Madden IQ, did you make it better
What do a coffee cup and borrowed video games have to do with the real meaning of Christmas? Lots, apparently.
Unlike at Christmas time, leaving a coffee stain on the case of a borowwed game causes large amounts of abuse from my friends.
Careful where you put your coffee!
But that was a very nice story, it seems you have made Jake a very happy boy :)
When it comes to sports curses, aside from the Chicago Cubs, there’s no more active superstition than the Madden curse. Since 1999, almost every year something bad has happened to the cover athlete of Electronic Arts’ bestselling Madden NFL franchise. Cleveland Browns running back Peyton Hillis is the latest victim of this curse.
