Madden NFL 17 Video - Broadcast Presentation Package

[Gilley]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cowboy008

Unless they turned it off.

This board will go nuts with speculation if that happens lol.

[roadman]

My personal take on the whole thing is, if Madden would copy inch by inch of network presentation, after a few times I would button press to get to the kickoff, even though others would like to watch everything till KO.

When my team plays. all I care about is the KO. And that is true for the video game too.

Just my personal take.

[ForUntoOblivionSoar∞]

Quote: Originally Posted by roadman

My personal take on the whole thing is, if Madden would copy inch by inch of network presentation, after a few times I would button press to get to the kickoff, even though others would like to watch everything till KO. When my team plays. all I care about is the KO. And that is true for the video game too. Just my personal take.

Lol not me. I wish they'd add Fox music for NFC games too. Love that song, and it was in the earlier SNES Maddens. That song always gets my blood pumping...

Da da DA da da DAAAAAA,
Da da DA da da DAAAAAAAAAA

Da da DA da da DAAAAAA,

Da Da DA Daaaaaaa DAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Then they can bring in the Fox NFL Sunday crew to do a pregame... ah, my fantasy... Funny thing is in Madden 98 they did exactly that with James Brown anyway. Days gone by...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVeugEBhhBw (unfortunately there is a keyboard playing throughout this)

And here they had the Fox NFL Sunday song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QrIHhbjRUM

Quote: Originally Posted by jmurphy31

I watche'd the video from my phone so it wasn't that clear, but it looked as if the intro video was all computerized clips. Not sure why they can't have bunch of generated clips (a few qbs throwing, wrs catching, rbs running, etc and just change the numbers and names to players on your team) . The gane could choose 5 or 6 of the clips randomly each game. I remember playing 2k and I scored a td with Dieon Branch. The game went to a cut screen and 2 fans were holding a sign saying soemone about Branch. I'm guessing it cold be done similarly in a cut scene intro.

I remember reading that this way is less resource heavy in terms of performance.

[SageInfinite]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

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[jbd345]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

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Holding you to that JP.

[tril]

not impressed with the lineups. looks more like a WWE presentation or a poster for a super hero movie.
they should have done a more traditional intro. like the nfl broadcasts.

[Matt10]

Quote: Originally Posted by msdm27

One more thought on this: Are people really advocating to limit the video game because of the limitations a real broadcast has? Like someone said earlier, if ESPN, FOX or CBS had the chance to do lineups like in Madden, they'd jump on it. If the NFL would allow them to set go-pros on player's helmets, that would revolutionize the way football is watched. If they would be allowed to have cameras all around the field at all heights without interfering with ball trajectory, they'd get all sorts of crazy close-ups, and not only on replays. There's only two reasons why this doesn't happen: Access from the players and player safety A video game doesn't have this limitations so Madden is basically providing what networks dream of having, so I can't understand what the issue is. Complaining about the broadcast elements missing some features and depth is one thing, and actually a fair complaint since we've had flyovers, great stadium shots from the blimp and team entrances not so long ago... But complaining that the game is not 100% copying what a network does is quite weird imo I think presentation is the one aspect that will benefit the most from the Frostbite switch in the future, so one can only hope the missing depth to the presentation and feel of the game is coming in the near future

I understand the no-limitations mentality, especially in broadcasting. EA have definitely changed up different perspectives throughout the years from focusing on fans (remember Create-A-Fan?) to these pre-game player intros.

For me, I watch the game of football through my TV. I see the overlays, the wipes, the stats, the camera angles, the works. I like that look because I know I've got the best seat in the house already, I'm on my damn couch, lol. This is why I don't feel a need to push the envelope in broadcasting is necessary.

It's just personal preference. The NFL I see is the one on my TV, the NFL that EA wants me to see - is in a video game, and the immersion of any simulated experience I have is burst when I see unrealistic camera angles or presentations.

I just prefer things to be as close to what I see on my TV, as much as possible. I don't think that's a bad thing and it doesn't give anyone ,who feels the same way, the notion they aren't interested in pushing the limits. It just means we are creatures of habits, and we like things the way they are when it comes to our sports. Please make it look like that. Seems simple enough, right?

It's not necessarily complaining, it's more so like the same question I ask every year, what is so hard about making any sports game how we see it on TV? There's plenty of data and reference points, I guarantee you, there will be quite the positive feedback. Look at the "Game that must not be named" and the cult following there.

[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by Matt10

I understand the no-limitations mentality, especially in broadcasting. EA have definitely changed up different perspectives throughout the years from focusing on fans (remember Create-A-Fan?) to these pre-game player intros. For me, I watch the game of football through my TV. I see the overlays, the wipes, the stats, the camera angles, the works. I like that look because I know I've got the best seat in the house already, I'm on my damn couch, lol. This is why I don't feel a need to push the envelope in broadcasting is necessary. It's just personal preference. The NFL I see is the one on my TV, the NFL that EA wants me to see - is in a video game, and the immersion of any simulated experience I have is burst when I see unrealistic camera angles or presentations. I just prefer things to be as close to what I see on my TV, as much as possible. I don't think that's a bad thing and it doesn't give anyone ,who feels the same way, the notion they aren't interested in pushing the limits. It just means we are creatures of habits, and we like things the way they are when it comes to our sports. Please make it look like that. Seems simple enough, right? It's not necessarily complaining, it's more so like the same question I ask every year, what is so hard about making any sports game how we see it on TV? There's plenty of data and reference points, I guarantee you, there will be quite the positive feedback. Look at the "Game that must not be named" and the cult following there.

In a recent interview with Rex, the Creative Director, he said they are going to Beyond the Broadcast. They want to implement some of what the NFL has, but also invent their own ideas outside of the NFL and have the NFL copy them too.

Sounds like a two way street.