Colin Kaepernick in Madden NFL 25 vs. Madden NFL 15

[RonnyRonziel]

The tattoos showcased in this debut screenshot seem to be some sort of green light for competition this year! Since there is no way EA/Tiburon would just randomly re-introduce them after a 10 year forgotten era. Last time they included that much player model detail was when developer competition last enabled back in '05!


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[RonnyRonziel]

All in all tho regardless Madden looks to be transforming into its very own beast this year and beyond!!!


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[mestevo]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Lob Mob

I won't believe this until I see the video, the GAMEPLAY video, that is; EA has doctored things before.

Hardly, the misconception with the RG3 video last year is the difference between in-engine and a production build IMO. Not debating that though as it's a black hole of a tangent.

EIther way, Madden 15 'gameplay' won't look like this, it will look similar to last year, the same way that racing games don't look like their hype screenshots of nice cars, but instead from replays, slow motion, and camera angles you otherwise wouldn't play at. For Madden (and other Sports games) we'll see level of detail used to throttle these visuals back to produce a playable framerate when viewing 22+ of these characters on the screen at one time (in addition to the environments, etc).

I don't doubt this is an in-game screenshot, just wonder what the models and level of detail is at our omniscient coach view as we call plays and snap the ball.

This is a really nice start, on a number of levels.

[Moegames]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve_OS

With EA Sports releasing their first official Madden NFL 15 screenshot earlier this evening, we have posted this image comparing it to Madden NFL 25. The top image was captured from a PS4.

Gotta give props when props are due...this is darn impressive, i honestly dont doubt these type of visuals from the new consoles now that we are seeing some upcoming games for Xbox One and PS4...especially PS4..some of those upcoming games are visually jaw dropping...so this is what i would expect to see on the new systems and im very happy to see this kind of visuals coming from Tiburon.

One thing im starting to notice is all the PS4 launch games all seemed a bit rushed and not taking advantage of the hardware...now what i see coming blows away all we got from the launch of PS4 and X1.We should expect these kinds of visuals from the hardware they have to work with now...but impressive..very impressive i must say

[khaliib]

So what's the point since none of the actual gameplay camera angles don't allow all of these little details to be seen.
So the only thing this can be is another replay or cut scene showcase.

I've always said showcase shots from each playable camera angle and let the pics speak for themselves.
No zooming, enhancements etc...

I like it, but I wish they would fill up the sidelines/make look busier with the same emphasis of detail they put into lighting/shading, tattoo's etc...

It would really make the game pop/stand out like this screenshot, but at the camera angle we're playing from.

[veguss2001]

Looks good but we've been here before. Hoping for the best though.

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[hanzsomehanz]

It looks like CK7 was morphed into the picture - something unnatural about him compared to the teammates in the BG.

Its like patching a hole on your sweater w a different color and style of thread: they two clash unnaturally.

There is something unfitting about this screenshot and only a true unveiling of in-game gameplay will give us a verdict.


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[RonnyRonziel]

@hanzsomehanz I know exactly what your depicting man! Its almost as if Tiburon cropped that proposed to be M15 player model into their M25 IP/Realm so they wouldn't spoil anything outside of that player model until E3 (Just in case there really is competition at E3)!!!


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