| Madden NFL 11 | 
| From: Electronic Arts
Category: Video Games
List Price: $59.99
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Rating:  64 reviews
Sales Rank: 31
Platform: PlayStation 3
Genre: football_games
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: PlayStation 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 19356
Model: 19356
UPC: 014633193565
EAN: 2200630009871
ASIN: B002I0J4FW
Publication Date: August 2010
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| Features:
| • | Experience Madden NFL redefined online as well as a new level of excitement with revamped audio presentation, from the booth and the field | | • | All-new GameFlow playcall system puts you inside the helmet of an NFL quarterback like never before, allowing you to execute authentic NFL game plans one play at a time | | • | Play games in half the time with an all-new playcall system, as you experience the drama and excitement of a full game in less than 30 minutes | | • | All-new Dual Stick Control drastically reduces button dependency for the ball carrier by mapping key moves to the right and left sticks | | • | New Coaching Tips automatically pause the game at critical points to help explain each situation as it unfolds |
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Product Description
Madden NFL 11 PS3
Amazon.com Product Description
Madden NFL 11 is the 22nd version of EA Sports' classic video game football franchise. Featuring cover athlete Drew Brees, Super Bowl XLIV MVP and quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, Madden NFL 11 incorporates a blend of simpler, quicker and deeper new features with time-tested classic features expected from a game in the Madden franchise. Features included in the PlayStation 3 version include Franchise mode, All-new GameFlow playcall system, dual stick control, extensive online functionality and more. The Madden NFL franchise regenerated for PS3.
View larger. | A Simpler, Quicker and Deeper Madden
Madden NFL 11 redefines the way you experience the game of football. Simpler: from 350 plays down to 1, the all-new GameFlow system puts you in the helmet of an NFL quarterback, to execute an authentic, situational game plan, one play at a time. Quicker: with 60-minute game times reduced to 30, spend more time on the field and less in the playbook. Same drama, half the time. Deeper: Madden NFL 11 is feature-rich, with improved animations and control options, enhanced online functionality, and new broadcast and audio presentation that delivers the NFL experience fans have come to expect. Key Game Features - From 350 Plays Down to 1 – The all-new GameFlow playcall system puts you inside the helmet of an NFL quarterback like never before, allowing you to execute authentic NFL game plans one play at a time. Add a new level of strategy by customizing your own offensive and defensive game plans, or have plays based on your favorite team’s real-life tendencies called for you.
- Play Games in Half the Time – With an all-new playcall system, spend less time in the huddle and more time on the field as you experience the drama and excitement of a full game in less than 30 minutes.
- Don’t Just Play, Feel It – All-new Dual Stick Control drastically reduces button dependency for the ball carrier by mapping key moves to the right and left sticks. Run through holes, break tackles, and explode in the open field with a more fluid, intuitive, and responsive running system. All-new locomotion provides true acceleration and deceleration, plus natural planting and cutting, while delivering the authentic-feeling Madden NFL to date.
- Play, Learn, Win – Rookies can enjoy success quicker than ever before. New Coaching Tips automatically pause the game at critical points to help explain each situation as it unfolds. A revamped playcall system draws player routes on the field as in-game coach’s audio provides helpful hints to better execute the play.
- Redefining Madden NFL Online – Last year we gave you Online Franchise and Online Co-op, now Madden NFL 11 delivers an all-new game mode that will change the online experience yet again.
- See It. Hear It. Feel It. – Experience a new level of excitement with revamped audio presentation. From the booth to the field, Madden NFL 11 brings gameday to your living room like never before.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 64
 This Madden Sucks September 3, 2010
Anthony A. Finney (Wills Point , Tx USA)
I've been playing madden for over 20 years and this is by far the worst madded i've played to date. I think this will be my last madden i purchase for a long time. so if u never played it before it might be ok to u, but if u are hardcore madden u will hate it without a doubt. the best madden was the xbox version before they came out with the 360. save your money!
 Just for NHL 11 August 31, 2010
NYGIANTFAN (Germany)
Madden 11 is OK.Cant say better than 10,didnt get it last year.I decided to skip a year with Madden,like EA should do,and come out with Madden 13 in two years.Its about the same as Madden 09,with a few less features.If Madden was like MLB 10 The Show,then it would be the bomb.Hey,I just bought Madden to get the 20$ off to buy NHL 11,the real EA game to get.If NHL 11 is as good as NHL 10,thats the game we should be waiting for every year.Madden,take next year off,provide roster update,and not for 60$,and lets wait for 2K to get back into making football games.
Awful August 28, 2010
James Pitman Hesterly III (Lafayette, LA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Watered down, terrible game. Worth $20 at most. The same Madden, only with less features. I miss the icons for speed players, great hands, etc. Please don't make the mistake (like I did) to support this declining franchise.
Very shallow August 26, 2010
Mark Jwain (Kansas City, MO USA)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Most everyone has played a game in the Madden series. That's exactly the problem with Madden 11: If you've played Madden in the last 5 years, you've played this one.
Graphically and in terms of gameplay, very little has changed in several years. Of course, a new feature or two is introduced each time around, but it's essentially the same game with a roster update. It feels as though EA is pushing everyone to online play, and forsaking all else.
Franchise and Be A Superstar modes are very shallow. In fact, they are even more shallow than they once were. There's very little fun to be had in Be A Superstar when you can't choose your team, you're locked into multiple seasons with the team that drafts you, and there's zero depth beyond playing the games.
I don't think I will be purchasing Madden in the future - I owned Madden 11 for 2-3 days before trading it in. That was all the time it took for me to be "done" with it.
 perhaps it's time to retire this franchise August 26, 2010
AM (MO United States)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
They were the kings, now they only survive because they have the exclusive license with the NFL so they're the only game that can use the team and player names. The game overall feels like the same thing from the past 2 years, with a few changes (most of them not all that great). It has errors all over the place: Intercept a pass with Jets Safety Jim Leonhard and listen to the announcer call him Lester, have a touchdown called back because of a review but see it still on the scoring summary at the end of the game (with the incorrect score). The more you play it the more stupid things you see, try and have a successful on-side kick (the success rate in the NFL is 42%, you'll be lucky if you have a success rate anywhere near 10%). While the graphics look improved, the game play, once the biggest deal in Madden, feels stiff and not as much in your control--you can almost predict the animation that is going to occur. Overall, this one just isn't as fun as Madden was 4 or 5 years ago, and those weren't as fun as they were 4 or 5 years before that. I think this will be the last Madden I ever purchase. I will also avoid the sponsors/advertisers who are continually assualting you throughout the game, Doritos, Verizon, Old Spice. Clearly this game is much more about making money with very little programming changes and selling in-game advertising.
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