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roadman · 06-08-2011, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by gbombbay


	"Let the NFL cancel the season.. As long as you have Madden"??? Your prob joking when you say that... But still have you LOST YOUR MIND? Don't joke like that. I'm sure they have made tons of improvement to the game but i'm sorry i'm not ready to throw a parade for a game that should have been where you say it is at least 4 years ago. So its good that they are goin in the right direction, but as far as i'm concerned they are still playing catch up to those other games you've mentioned in your article.

I wouldn't go out and ask people if they lost their mind if they are doing a lot of previewing for us. I already stated in here that he has been very critical of Madden the past few years, so, hearing this is encouraging.

noonan2112 · 06-08-2011, 11:17 AM

I can't believe the improvements I am reading about. It finally sounds like Madden got down to business. I couldn't agree more with the overall feeling that Madden has recently taken forgranted what it means to carry the exclusive rights to the most popular sport in America. They are finally taking that seriously. Can't wait!

doovid184 · 06-08-2011, 11:31 AM

Up in the corner, in the box where it says Madden 12 Info, in the release date box why does it say OUT NOW?

CRMosier_LM · 06-08-2011, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by noonan2112


	I can't believe the improvements I am reading about. It finally sounds like Madden got down to business. I couldn't agree more with the overall feeling that Madden has recently taken forgranted what it means to carry the exclusive rights to the most popular sport in America. They are finally taking that seriously. Can't wait!

It takes quite a while to to get the game to this point. Especially when you have to work with coding from a.previous development team. And let's jot get started.on the whole exclusive thing... That was the NFL's doing more than anything

savoie2006 · 06-08-2011, 12:22 PM

So...is the DPP and Trait feature the same thing or two different features? If they are different, I wonder which is gonna have more of an effect on the players on field play? It seems to me like this DPP is a bit to one extreme and then to the other, but rarely in the middle. I don't want to play where my team or a key player plays great for the first half, but after a bad halftime experiece, comes out and sucks it up for the rest of the game. The individual traits sounds like a much better way to determine how a player is gonna play, while the DPP sounds more like mood swings.

fb121 · 06-08-2011, 01:39 PM

hey chase, is anything being tuned when it comes to running animations? how about the presnap and postsnap animations, players look life-less and move very stiff when going back o the huddle after a play or lining up at their positions before the snap..? any word on these issues?

JMP · 06-08-2011, 01:41 PM

Is the link in the first post to a truncated version of a more substantive and detailed set of impressions? The article introduced by that link doesn't really offer anything new, it lacks detail (aside from the brief suggestion that one hot run early can make a back's ratings increase), and it's incredibly short.

No offense to Chase here--I was just looking for something longer and a little more specific. What exactly leads you to believe that this game has the potential to match The Show as an elite sports game of this generation beyond your observations that the pre-game and post-TD celebrations look cool, the player models are a bit more varied than last year, and DPP *seems* to work?

In most of the videos all I see are clowns playing tourney ball (love the Raiders guy's one play with the slant to the Reece and the fade to Miller), so those videos don't really tell me much about how the game would look and seem to people of our ilk here at OS. I'm assuming you tried to call a more "normal" game--were you able to complete timing routes, notice zones covering certain areas of the field better, or answer any other major questions OSers tend to have?

I know the game time is short at these things, but still . . . perhaps you could speak to a couple of those questions now.

gbombbay · 06-08-2011, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by roadman


	I wouldn't go out and ask people if they lost their mind if they are doing a lot of previewing for us. I already stated in here that he has been very critical of Madden the past few years, so, hearing this is encouraging.

i was being sarcastic when i asked if he's lost his mind (im sure he hasn't). Don't take things so serious.. smh

Nab_Impervious_XII · 06-08-2011, 01:48 PM

I'm kinda surprised that this article thinks presentation is finally "up to spec". From what I've seen at E3, it still looks painfully average to underwhelming. The commentary hasn't really noticeably improved and the TV broadcast is scant at best (the game will cut from random TV angles to playable angles without any compelling TV-like transitions). I'll admit, the touchdown sequences are a little more exciting, but those were really never the problem. Madden 11 did a pretty decent job at zooming in the appropriate players, and modifying the scorebug in a cool way to signal a score.

At this point, I'm not sure what to say but sigh when it comes to Madden's prospect of creating a truly engaging presentation element.

LambertandHam · 06-08-2011, 01:49 PM

Looks like everything is shaping up nicely except the commentary. Still, I'm a glass half full kind of guy, so everything is good

06-08-2011, 01:39 PM	#26
fb121 Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2011	Re: OS at E3: Madden NFL 12 Preview hey chase, is anything being tuned when it comes to running animations? how about the presnap and postsnap animations, players look life-less and move very stiff when going back o the huddle after a play or lining up at their positions before the snap..? any word on these issues?

06-08-2011, 01:41 PM	#27
JMP All Star OVR: 33 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Nashville Posts: 8,833	Re: OS at E3: Madden NFL 12 Preview Is the link in the first post to a truncated version of a more substantive and detailed set of impressions? The article introduced by that link doesn't really offer anything new, it lacks detail (aside from the brief suggestion that one hot run early can make a back's ratings increase), and it's incredibly short. No offense to Chase here--I was just looking for something longer and a little more specific. What exactly leads you to believe that this game has the potential to match The Show as an elite sports game of this generation beyond your observations that the pre-game and post-TD celebrations look cool, the player models are a bit more varied than last year, and DPP seems to work? In most of the videos all I see are clowns playing tourney ball (love the Raiders guy's one play with the slant to the Reece and the fade to Miller), so those videos don't really tell me much about how the game would look and seem to people of our ilk here at OS. I'm assuming you tried to call a more "normal" game--were you able to complete timing routes, notice zones covering certain areas of the field better, or answer any other major questions OSers tend to have? I know the game time is short at these things, but still . . . perhaps you could speak to a couple of those questions now.

06-08-2011, 01:48 PM	#29
Nab_Impervious_XII Rookie OVR: 4 Join Date: Jan 2011	Re: OS at E3: Madden NFL 12 Preview I'm kinda surprised that this article thinks presentation is finally "up to spec". From what I've seen at E3, it still looks painfully average to underwhelming. The commentary hasn't really noticeably improved and the TV broadcast is scant at best (the game will cut from random TV angles to playable angles without any compelling TV-like transitions). I'll admit, the touchdown sequences are a little more exciting, but those were really never the problem. Madden 11 did a pretty decent job at zooming in the appropriate players, and modifying the scorebug in a cool way to signal a score. At this point, I'm not sure what to say but sigh when it comes to Madden's prospect of creating a truly engaging presentation element.

06-08-2011, 01:49 PM	#30
LambertandHam MVP OVR: 17 Join Date: Jul 2010 Blog Entries: 12	Re: OS at E3: Madden NFL 12 Preview Looks like everything is shaping up nicely except the commentary. Still, I'm a glass half full kind of guy, so everything is good

06-08-2011, 11:17 AM	#22
noonan2112 Rookie OVR: 2 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Minneapolis	I can't believe the improvements I am reading about. It finally sounds like Madden got down to business. I couldn't agree more with the overall feeling that Madden has recently taken forgranted what it means to carry the exclusive rights to the most popular sport in America. They are finally taking that seriously. Can't wait!

06-08-2011, 11:31 AM	#23
doovid184 Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Da UP Eh!	Up in the corner, in the box where it says Madden 12 Info, in the release date box why does it say OUT NOW?

06-08-2011, 12:22 PM	#25
savoie2006 R.I.P 2KHockey 2000-2011 OVR: 29 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Oregon Posts: 4,673	So...is the DPP and Trait feature the same thing or two different features? If they are different, I wonder which is gonna have more of an effect on the players on field play? It seems to me like this DPP is a bit to one extreme and then to the other, but rarely in the middle. I don't want to play where my team or a key player plays great for the first half, but after a bad halftime experiece, comes out and sucks it up for the rest of the game. The individual traits sounds like a much better way to determine how a player is gonna play, while the DPP sounds more like mood swings.

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