Madden NFL 25 Next Gen Video - War in the Trenches & Passing Pockets (QJB)

[bucky60]

Quote: Originally Posted by rootofalleli

I tell my boss last week's report was obviously flawed, but I've listened to his criticisms, and this week's is the best report ever. My use of True Facts (tm) and Infinity Font (tm) will change the way reports are written. Last week's report was riddled with logical inconsistencies, flimsy fabrications, fudged statistics, and terrible abuses of the English language, but this week's is a marvel of flawless thinking and writing. I've literally doubled the time devoted to report writing, a wise decision that will ensure top quality reports for weeks to come.

Except it only works on one line for each page of the report.

[Earl1963]

Quote: Originally Posted by apollon42

Love how his face ask morphs into his shoulder pads. And how he looks like a Koopa troopa from the Mario movie.

LOL, but Steph Curry looks like him as well in 2k14.

[royounggoku]

Quote: Originally Posted by Earl1963

LOL, but Steph Curry looks like him as well in 2k14.

Koopa Twins

[PacMan3000]

Quote: Originally Posted by ABR173rd

And the game still does't look nearly as polished as it should. The graphics in general have a "matted" look and have looked progressively sub par as more in game footage is being released. Like some other posters have pointed out I need to see actual gameplay from the default camera angle played in real time and then in slow mo to get some real insight into how this game is going to play out. We can get all the zoomed in replay camera angles EA want's to feed us but the reality is no one stops and replays every play on a super zoomed in angle to examine the game. If I don't notice the majority of these features during actual gameplay then they are worthless. And even going back to the previous "True Step" video, in slow mo, zoomed in, it still didn't seem that impressive...

I would be okay with the zoomed in promotional replays EA does if that was truly how the broadcast in-game presentation presented replays to us.

The problem is that they go through all this trouble to make pores visible and veins pop out, and have the feet movement look super real, but then the in-game replay angles are all bland medium angle shots that are uninspired and neither break down the play nor show off the game's incredible graphics.

If the True Step replay footage was actual in-game footage of Phil Simms breaking down a long run by Adrian Peterson by specifically talking about his footwork running through a hole, how great would that be? Then I'd be impressed. Otherwise, it's more fluff than substance, because it isn't footage that we automatically see during gameplay/presentation.

[Brooke2011]

Quote: Originally Posted by royounggoku

Koopa Twins

At least they updated the patriots end zone with the right logo judging from that pic.

[ERA]

The lighting looks insane, but other than that it looks like the same game just with slightly better graphics. I'm excited about the new line play but other than that I'm disappointed to be honest. I'll be passing until 15, I haven't even picked up 25 current-gen.

But look at the grass!

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[royounggoku]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

Everything that we've seen from EA has been on par with what we saw at E3. We haven't really seen much and that's the problem. We probably saw more at E3 or as much, as we have seen in the last month. Hopefully one of these videos today or tomorrow will show some 11 vs 11 from a normal camera angle.

[RandyBass]

Quote: Originally Posted by kjcheezhead

The wr/db interaction is horrible. Identical to current gen. The improved ai, players making 60 calculations a second is bs, plain and simple. GIFSoup Look at both the dbs. Mirroring the wrs routes, running behind and almost in front of the wrs instead of trying to get between the qb and the wr. Also, look at the play on the ball, the db warps in front of the wr and then swats at the ball while continuing to run towards the LOS. Horrible. It would look a lot more realistic if the db tried to hit the wrs arm as the ball gets there or just make the tackle cause no pee wee player would do what he did.

Forget the DBs, why doesn't that RDT just disengage and go upfield towards Brady? I mean all he's gotta do is just turn his body and proceed forward. I just... I just don't know...