Madden NFL Football 12

Madden NFL 12 continues the rich tradition of the storied Madden franchise by bringing fans closer to the NFL than ever before. Madden NFL 12 delivers Everything You See On Sunday including all 32 NFL teams, stadiums, and every player in the league- all with the level of authenticity that fans have come to expect. Whether playing your rival on the couch or online, leading your favorite team to the Super Bowl in Franchise mode, or building a dream team in Madden Ultimate Team, Madden NFL 12 captures all the drama of the NFL. Madden NFL 12 is True to the NFL, True to the Franchise, True to the Game.

Features

	Playbooks & Gameplay - All-new collision system, advanced defensive A.I. enhancements and the #1 most requested feature, Custom Playbooks, come together to provide a more authentic gameplay experience
	Sights and Sounds of Sunday - Experience NFL Sundays like never before with team-specific run-outs featuring mascots and cheerleaders, authentic broadcast cameras, lifelike 3D grass, and dynamic time-of-day
	Build an NFL Dynasty - Take complete control of your favorite team with an enhanced Franchise mode featuring expanded rosters, cut days, an injured reserve list, and more. Hire and fire coaches, or trade draft picks to build the NFL's next dynasty
	Madden NFL Ultimate Team - The perfect combination of Madden NFL Football, fantasy football, and trading cards comes to life in Madden NFL Ultimate Team
	Dynamic Player Performance - Dynamic Player Performance is an all-new feature that creates unprecedented realism as a player’s skills and confidence will rise and fall based on his performance throughout a game or in Franchise mode, just like the real NFL.

Entertainment Reviews

Madden 12 for the Xbox 360 Review

By: RPGameX Blogcritics.org Reviews

Published on: 9/5/2011 5:59 PM

As summer winds down, the kids go back to school and the politicians and owners go through the motions of trying to bring the NFL back to Los Angeles, dads everywhere can now replay and avenge the misfortunes of their favorite football teams. As a Los Angeles football fan, there are a lot of sore spots the latest Madden 12 release uncovers. Unrelated to the videogame, the arrogance of local politicians driving the NFL and a good chunk of the film industry outside of the area is frustrating. The state of Detroit should serve enough caution against trying to over-milk local business. The more relevant issue stems from EA throwing their financial muscle into securing exclusive rights to NFL licensed games....read the full review

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