- Publisher: EA Sports
- Release Date: Aug 22, 2006
- Also On: DS, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360
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To say that the Lead Blocking Control completely revolutionizes Madden is the understatement of the year.
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93So, the big question will be, then – is it worth picking up this year's version if you already have 2006? The answer is a definite yes – the new lead blocking controls and the refined superstar mode add a lot to the Madden experience and, as a minor plus, the game seems to run more smoothly.
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It sounds like work, but putting blitzing linebackers on their rumps as your halfback flashes by is beyond satisfying.
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90With all due respect to all the stat crunchers out there, this is once again the true "fantasy" football.
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Despite just slightly tweaking last year's game, Madden NFL 07 proves to have enough Pro-Bowl caliber features to prove its dominance as the best football and one of the best sports video games around.
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90It shows depth, talent, and imagination. Everything any winning team needs.
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The Lead Blocking adds an all new dimension to the game, the Superstar mode lets you live the life of a NFL player, and the countless number of options and features add up to hours upon hours of enjoyment.
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The big word this year is 'depth', and with 217 new and classic teams (yes, we counted), tons of new gameplay features and both an in-depth Franchise Mode and an all-new Superstar Mode, there's plenty here to keep fans happy until 08 inevitably rears its helmet-wearing head. [Oct 2006, p.74]
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87The core gameplay elements of this SKU are down-pat, which makes the extra features such as Superstar mode that much more enjoyable. I can overlook the lack of online leagues or dazzling graphics for a stout basic foundation, which this title certainly has.
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CBass6
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JimA.10