Madden NFL 2004 for PlayStation 2

The Bottom Line: A wonderful game that is becoming more and more real.

Review: Ok, I am usually not one to write epinions on video games. In fact, this is probably the first on I have written on any games. I was fortunate enough to get an early release or bootlegged copy of Madden 2004 from a friend- who will remain nameless...

The Bottom Line: On and off the field, this year's Madden takes football gaming to a whole other level.

Review: After fourteen years of dominating the football videogame landscape, being the first game ever inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and almost twenty million copies sold, it would have been very easy for EA Sports to release a retread of last...

The Bottom Line: Madden 2004 is an excellent entry in the fabled series. I'm glad I finally got around to buying a video football game, because this is fantastic.

Review: Ahh, football. Today I can once again claim a love for football, as my beloved Buffalo Bills have shown that, at the very least, they can beat the Cincinnati Bengals. Sure, it took them a final-drive fourth down conversion and an overtime...

The Bottom Line: Football games are awesome.

Review: Facing perhaps the trickiest competition in years thanks to the brilliant ESPN NFL 2K5, John Madden Football has returned with Madden NFL 2005. While incredible praise and acclaim for Sega s game might have put a slight damper on Madden s hype...

The Bottom Line: Madden NFL 2004

Review: Madden has been the epitome of sports games for years, but maybe it's a good thing after all that Sega's and to an extent Microsoft's football franchises are moving in on what was once John Madden's territory. After becoming lazy for a few years,...

The Bottom Line: It?s Madden 2004 with updated rosters. The Collector?s Edition is pleasant enough, but even die-hard Madden addicts like myself should give it a pass.

Review: It is with great disappointment I announce that Madden s once unquestioned status as the supreme football videogame experience has collapsed in 2005. EA Sports can no longer claim to dominate the videogame gridiron, due to the simple fact that they...

The Bottom Line: Looking for a totally immersive experience running an NFL franchise from the ground up? Madden is *the* game. Want some epic defensive struggles, and don't care about management? Grab ESPN.

Review: After getting Madden earlier today, I immediately sat down and played it. For ten hours straight. Those ten hours later, here is what I've come up with on the major areas of the game, and the good, the bad, and the ugly for each.

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The Bottom Line: Madden 2005 is the most revolutionary sports game out there. Most games emphasize offense, in this game defense is made fun.

Review: Madden 2005 is the single greatest football game ever! With a new emphasis on defense this game shows great improvement from any installment in the Madden series. The new online abilities also add to the flavor of this game. If you love football...

The Bottom Line: Flaws...great gameplay...ummm...a great reason for epinions to add half-star ratings. 4 1/2 stars in my book.

Review: There are things and people that certain people love to hate. Some people hate the Yankees (like yours truly). Some people hate the infamous genre of music known as emo (again, like me). And when you delve into videogames, the massive company known...

The Bottom Line: Unless you're a big football fan or a Madden loyalist, there really aren't enough new features to warrant this purchase if you already own Madden 2003.

Review: As someone who's been playing the Madden football titles since its days on the SNES, I've got to say that I think EA has reached the point of no possible improvement with the Madden series. True, there were a few flaws with Madden 2003 as there are...