Madden NFL 11 Video: IGN Live E3 2010

[PantherBeast_OS]

Nice interview and nice gameplay. It's like a drug. I want more and more. I can't wait for more gameplay footage.

[tybud]

what the heck is this stuff the game doesnt flow like the real deal at all, looks horrible i want football not hockey, skating all over the place. tnis doesnt make since that we are still getting this last gen stuff on a new gen system.

[MrSkagTrendy]

Is it just me or is that a SICK one handed grab by Colston?

[swaldo]

Good call seriousluboy83! At 1:55...

"Let's make a big push with our offensive line."

Then after the snap all 4 DL were pancaked at the exact same time! They all fell down in unison like a wall falling to the ground.

I pointed out this exact same thing in the first NCAA 11 video that was released, horrible!

And the morphing ball through the reciever and the new Nintendo 64 style kicking meter. Well, I think this is all I need to see LOL.

[NEW_ORLEANS]

Quote: Originally Posted by Legend Killer

Nice interview and nice gameplay. It's like a drug. I want more and more. I can't wait for more gameplay footage.

Just asking,but what is it with you and the smileys?

[Jkgrindz]

Ehh the sidelines still look like crap. Are they ever going to address the sidelines? I mean the cutsceens are cool but in a way I kind of wish they weren't there because they only magnify how crappy the sidelines look during gameplay. Also the sidelines still aren't populated enough. Have they ever seen a real NFL game? There should be twice as many people (more coaches, players in street clothes, waterboys, cheerleaders, etc...) Besides that the on the field action looked good. Graphics look more crisp.

[Jkgrindz]

Is that Phil guy the dude from the Subway commercials?

[nhiverson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jkgrindz

Is that Phil guy the dude from the Subway commercials?

Haha he does look like that guy now that you mention it

I liked some of what I saw. I know some don't like it but I like the meter for kicks. There was the sick catch by Colston then there was the morphing int.