Madden NFL 21
Madden 21 Sideline and Crowd Interactions on Next-Gen Consoles
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Playing into our looks at the next-gen stadiums and the comparison between next-gen Madden 21 and current-gen Madden 21, Prince showcases the Madden 21 sideline and crowd interactions happening on next-gen consoles.
The overall consensus here seems to be things improved in the crowd and with the sidelines, but it was not really the upgrade some of us hoped for or expected coming into things. We as a collective are desperate to feel like we’re really living in the stadium during these games, and what’s here is still not quite hitting the mark. Prince does a good job showing off what’s improved while also explaining why we feel this way as well with other examples peppered throughout the video.
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I gave up in 2016 and since then nothing EA Tiburon has done has made me want to buy Madden again, and I own a PS5
Maybe next year, lol
Why want a good product when you can settle for a mediocre one at the same cost?
You're not enjoying the game for all its arcade goodness with official licensing, you're being forced into playing an awful video game just because it's the sole one of its kind for an extremely huge market.
But given the choice, if there’s a memory limitation, I would prefer the helmets and jerseys look right than every single player be accurately represented.
Of course I will never see this when playing the game of barely ever see it on cutscenes but since this thread was to talk about sideline details I thought I'd mention it. Maybe other teams have similar issues?
You're not enjoying the game for all its arcade goodness with official licensing, you're being forced into playing an awful video game just because it's the sole one of its kind for an extremely huge market.
I love it when people argue that they're forced to play Madden like they're somehow a victim lol. Having hundreds of dollars worth of disposable income to spend on a video game and console that you don't even like is the epitome of first world problems.
I'm a passionate football fan who watches his team play each and every Sunday. I love the sport, I love players, I love the league. I love immersing myself in the NFL and creating my own pocket universe that I can control.
Now tell me where I can find an enjoyable video game experience that is NFL licensed outside of Madden.
Nowhere did I claim I was a 'victim' because I was fortunate enough to own a video game console and a particular video game. Don't twist words and try to inflate issues people have with a video game just because there are bigger problems in the world. Of course there are but we're on a Madden message board so now is actually the time and place to discuss it.
Also, just a tip, you have zero knowledge of my or anyone else's personal life so I would probably decide against trying to make a statement about them as if you do.
Care to bring the discussion back to the actual topic at hand (i.e. Madden the video game) or do you just want to try and derail any argument that you don't vibe with just because of some outside details?
I want Madden to be GOOD, that's why I voice my opinion here. Going quiet and just 'accepting' the state Madden is in means it has even less of a chance of improving, which it very clearly needs to.
Now tell me where I can find an enjoyable video game experience that is NFL licensed outside of Madden.
Nowhere did I claim I was a 'victim' because I was fortunate enough to own a video game console and a particular video game. Don't twist words and try to inflate issues people have with a video game just because there are bigger problems in the world. Of course there are but we're on a Madden message board so now is actually the time and place to discuss it.
Also, just a tip, you have zero knowledge of my or anyone else's personal life so I would probably decide against trying to make a statement about them as if you do.
Care to bring the discussion back to the actual topic at hand (i.e. Madden the video game) or do you just want to try and derail any argument that you don't vibe with just because of some outside details?
I want Madden to be GOOD, that's why I voice my opinion here. Going quiet and just 'accepting' the state Madden is in means it has even less of a chance of improving, which it very clearly needs to.
^^ Good point. As the Good Book puts it (and a famous hippy song), there is a time and place for everything, and the time and place to discuss problems with Madden — and our disappointment with them — is here and now on this forum.