Place Your Bets: Madden Used to Predict NFL Playoffs
The NFL playoffs are an exciting time of the year for football fans all over as fans root for teams that they love, or root for teams to beat teams they hate. So how does using a PlayStation 3 and a copy of Madden NFL 10 fare in the real life counterpart when guessing the scores through simulating? Read on to find out.
NFC Playoffs:
Arizona at New Orleans
Final Score via Madden NFL 10: 45-41 Arizona wins
Dallas at Minnesota
Final Score via Madden NFL 10: 34-30 Minnesota wins
AFC Playoffs:
Baltimore at Indianapolis
Final Score via Madden NFL 10: 34-27 Baltimore wins
New York at San Diego
Final Score via Madden NFL 10: 52-46 San Diego wins
The only way to see if it is accurate is to wait for the games to be played out today and tomorrow.
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January 17th, 2010 at 1:43 PM
Madden 10 apparently sucks at predicting.
Real life NO 45 ARZ 14
Real life IND 20 BAL 3
Not even close.
And what’s with these scores? 4 games with total points of 86, 64, 61 and 98!!!!!!
Maybe they accidentally put in NBA Live 10?
January 17th, 2010 at 2:01 PM
Wowzers, Madden’s engine sucks. Haha.
January 17th, 2010 at 4:49 PM
Not even close so far…
January 18th, 2010 at 1:19 AM
@AoA
NO ARZ was predicted to be like 77-74 on a sports show i watched lol