"Plain and simple: this is the best Madden ever. There are literally too many improvements to mention and if I have missed any out, then I apologise, I was too busy being slack jawed with awe. The only criticisms I could dish out are that the level of depth and difficulty could be off putting to newcomers to the franchise, and there is a lack of support for Kinect, which could have made things very interesting, particularly when you factor how entertaining the Wii versions have been.
This is exactly how a sports game can and should be done. It looks utterly amazing and is tweaked and tuned like the very best pack of padded, face painted offensive linemen. If you love the NFL, you will love Madden 12, end of story."
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"Best Buy’s “Deal of the Day” is video game related today, offering up Madden NFL 12 for the low price of only $9.99 or the Hall of Fame Edition for just 10 bucks more at $19.99 . Best Buy will price match their online prices if the game does not ring up automatically for the lower price in store, but you can also save the time and effort and just do an in-store pickup instead."
Online video game retailer Newegg have launched a host of new video game deals for this week.
10/10 on a Madden? Shitstorm inbound.
10/10 means perfect in my mind and this game is far from it. Not a bad game but perfect score? Nah.
If you read our scoring policy, 10/10 doesn't mean perfect on our publication. We use the entirety of the review scale, otherwise it would be "X out of 9". We believe that if you use a scale of "out of 10" and we think that no game is "perfect" therefore you have to make use of the review scale, or it's worthless, and pointless.
Short version: 10/10 on GodisaGeek.com = The highest possible reccomendation, but not "Perfect".