Madden 11 Demo Teams Revealed
Every year, millions of football fans eagerly wait for the release of Madden. The acclaimed franchise draws the attention of not only die-hard football fans, but also more casual gamers. The hype for this year’s game is no different. Presumably, thousands of rabid gamers have taken off from work, to celebrate “Maddenoliday”. Recently, the developer, EA Sports, announced the teams that will be available for the demo of the game.
For some time now, EA Sports has been polling fans for who they would want to play as, in the game’s demo. Recently, the polling ended, and now the results are in. Players can play as either the Indianapolis Colts or the New York Jets. That’s right: Peyton Manning vs. Mark Sanchez. The demo is slated for its traditional July release, one month before the game hits the masses.
Madden 11, who is featuring the Saints’ Drew Brees on the cover, is releasing in August, for every console on the market.
5 Responses to “Madden 11 Demo Teams Revealed”
Four would be right. Brees is on the cover, the least EA can do is have his team. There -> NFC Brett Favre vs Drew Brees.
Though, it’s not like I’m going to download the demo anyway. NHL allows you to play awesome multiple 20-minute (5 speedy minutes) overtimes. Meanwhile, Madden is boring a-minute-a-quarter.
Here we go another Madden, YAWN!!!!!!!!! Alot of the same old shit with little innovation to speak of. Oh my god I wish they would actually use the freakin BluRay and stop giving use the same old. But that would take effort on their behalf, so here comes another shitty Xbox port so Xboxfanboys can try to make comparison. The least they could do is maybe throw in a remastered version of Madden 2001 with online support so I’d have a reason to buy the freaking game.
Hopefully this version improves the series like the last 2. EA has been doing great the past two years with NCAA and Madden. Oh yeah…Natie….thanks for the great comment and insight?
TEBOW TO BRONCOS! lol had to say that…… here is what I got to say about Madden, death to the ingame animations, no more measuring for the first down, no more head coaches shaking hands after the game or quarterback interviews they easily slow down the game and if you quit at the right moment it stalls the game and let’s someone protect their stupid online record. also no more animation of tackling a player and it takes him 10 yards to fall down its terrible
Has anyone been keeping up with the Jets off-season progress so far? They had a pretty good draft and their free agent pickups were damn good. They could be early Super Bowl Contenders! Who’d a thunk it!?!