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Madden NFL 13
Number of Players: Multiplayer
Publication Date: August 28, 2012
Computer Platform: Xbox 360
Global Trade Identification Number: 27
UPC: 885940424075 014633197327
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox 360 E
Release date: August 28, 2012
Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Rating Pending
Item model number: 19732
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Date First Available: January 7, 2012
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Top Amazon Reviews
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
I've never seen so many bogus and fake reviews in my life and Amazon should remove them so people can get honest takes that people that actually have played and own the game. The E.A. hate train has started again, and it's unwarranted. I've been playing Madden since it was introduced on the Sega Genesis in 1989. Mind you, I've been disappointed with Madden this gen with the exception of Madden 10 which was actually very good. 11 and 12 were actually worse. But now we got Madden 13. It feels and plays great! the new animations and physics engine is pretty tight. It has some weird moments at times, but 90% of the time, it feels very smooth and convincing. Canned animations are definitely a thing of the past. Graphics are amazing. Great life on the sidelines, great weather effects and field degradition and excellent presentation. They actually did away with ESPN, taking a big risk, they went with the guys from CBS. Sims and Nantz are at the helm and do a pretty good job. A few hitches here and there, but we got a very decent presentation. While not endorsed by CBS, it still feels like CBS is doing the presentation stuff. I love the game speed also. I actually prefer to play at a "very slow" game speed and it feels like a real game. The passing feels very organic and sticking in the pocket is key. Throwing on the run again is very risky this year and you can't make the cheese plays like you used to. Online seems veyr stable. I actually played 3 games my first night on launch day and amazingly they booted right up and I had zero lag. People complain so much about online but E.A.'s servers are actually very good compared to the 2K servers which I continue to struggle with on their NBA franchise. As for people not saying Franchise is on the game. Guess again, it's just embedded through Connected Careers and there is tons to do. Go to Connected Careers, choose "Coach" mode, and start your franchise. It's just a different approach. Lordy haters. You can also play as a Legend from the Past like Barry Sanders or Reggie White. Great stuff. So now...I have to say... First play the game before making a review. Make no mistake. Madden 13 is not a perfect football game, but it's more than likely the best Madden ever made. They listened to the fans and they got a new engine and new physics engine. It's got some issues here and there, but overall you will love it. I highly recommend it for any self righteous Madden fan. For a good solid review from an unbiased sports game site, Operation Sports has a very honest and straight up review on the game. 8.5 out of 10. I'm agreeing totally, best Madden ever made. Enjoy it for what it is, a great playing football game. If something is missing from last year that annoys you, then that's fine. But for me, I'm all for fixing the engine and making a new game before adding goodies. [...]
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2012 by Johnny
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
My review is going to be pretty simple. First off, this is my first review and I have a rule that unless I am completely blown away, I won't give it 5 stars. The game play blew me away, however, the lack of a Fantasy Draft did take away some of the fun of it, still not enough for me to take away a star. Had a good time playing, which is important for me. Game play was better than '12, although there was an instance where a DL stole the hand-off between RB and QB and ran it back for a TD. That bugs me a little bit, but not as much as my running back not catching a 300 pound defensive lineman when he didn't even get tackled for the ball. Again, if I have to be picky, that would be my only negative. It is more realistic in some ways, but in others, it is kinda' the same. What completely blew me away (I am easy to please, I guess) was the fact that you can change plays on the line of scrimmage by talking to the Kinect. For example, I am a Miami fan, so I can say "Bess, fly pattern" and the game will highlight the fact that Bess is going to do a fly pattern. Not sure what other commands you can throw at it, but that seems like an interesting addition. Before you all rip me because I don't mention Franchise, I am going to say that I don't use it, I don't care for it, and I don't miss it. I am not ripping those who have been giving bad reviews to the game. They have a right to do so, because they find a part of how they normally play missing. I like the way the game plays. My son and I, or he and his friends have a good time playing the game and at the end, I like it a lot and hope that they keep this engine as is, or improve upon it. Hopefully they will listen to the many that liked Franchise and Fantasy the way it was and put it back. I have seen Madden developers take away parts of the game, to later add them back in. I have been playing Madden since the Sega Genesis days, so yes, I have seen it done. They are not stupid people. If they don't, they lose revenue, if they do, they regain revenue lost. Kinda' simple, don't you think? Anyway, this is my review and I am sticking with it....
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2012 by Tony Alonso
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Ok, I'll admit that my experience with Madden up this point has been a purely social affair; 2008 Madden was the catalyst for the the greatest drinking game known to man being created by me and my friends (chugging a beer after a kick or punt return for a TD? You bet!). Then there was the roster update with 2009 that was meh (I remember that one distinctly though because Wal-Mart was giving the updated cover inserts with the game because Brett Favre was on the Jets when the game came out, but the original print was him in the Packers uniform...classic!). Next was Madden 2011 (which I never owned, but my friend did) and it was mostly business as usual. However, that was all multiplayer and social experienced Madden. I never went beyond that because I usually never had the time or desire to (I did used to LOVE the training sessions where you could do the 40 yard dash and bench press and stuff...that's about it though). My point is, I get where everyone is coming from. Some people want "A" and some people want "B" and you're just never going to get both most times. But, I played the demo after not sniffing a Madden game for almost 2 years and I felt encouraged to purchase...which I did of course. And you know what? I've enjoyed two fun (yet frustrating...just on All-Pro still, but working out kinks) games so far and I feel like there are many more experiences like that to come. Will I like Connected Careers? I don't know. Will the game become stale? Maybe. Will there be glitches and things that I freak out about not being able to do or customize? Probably. But again, the core of this franchise is football and for what it is worth, I enjoy controlling Cam Newton with the seconds ticking down in the 4th quarter and trying to score a TD to win the (simulated) game, and that's enough for me; that's worth my $60 (minus $15 Amazon credit that I will use towards the Black Ops II pre-order). Maybe I'm an optimist or I just try to find the good in things or give something a fair shake, but to come here because one or two pieces of a game have changed or been removed and rate 1 star doesn't seem legit to me (and I'm the first one to knock a star or two off of a review if it is legitimately lacking for whatever reason). Would you buy a car because you bought the same model 5 years ago and then get pissed when you realize they removed the CD player? Probably not...you would have researched and known this happened and then test driven the car and then made a decision after that instead of going online and bashing the car's lack of CD player (bad analogy...I know). :-) So, let's all take these reviews with a grain of salt and if you are on the fence, try out the demo or rent the game first and then see if this game is right for you. Just my $.02. And after re-reading my "review", it's apparent how many great memories this game has brought me so that in and of itself is enough of a reason for me to scratch the Madden itch again and take the good with the bad.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2012 by Kevin Weisner
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
I have played Madden on the PC and X Box platforms for nearly 10 years, and overall I love the game. In fact, this is really the only game I play with regularity. Normally, I would give the game 4 stars because previous versions have typically made changes in small increments, so you essentially pay a hefty price for roster updates. This version, however, is quite different, and I wish I had known before buying because I would have waited. Now that I've opened Madden 13 and took it for a spin, I'm stuck with a game that I likely won't play very often unless the powers-that-be restore what I consider to be a key component of Madden: the option to run fantasy drafts in offline and online franchise formats. The current version did away with this, and if you take a moment to look at community boards on the topic, you'll see that this decision has created quite an uproar. Personally, if I could, I would return the game and wait until the price drops dramatically. If you are new to Madden, then there is a good chance you might find the newest version enjoyable. Graphics and gameplay make it perhaps one of the best, most 'playable' sports games on the market. Or, if you enjoy simple one-off games or online play, then the current version can very likely remain a favorite. However, if you are one of the many fans who have been drawn year after year to the fantasy team/franchise options in previous versions, then Madden 13 will be a BIG disappointment. Save yourself the $$$ and wait a few months. Maybe the game developers will return to their senses in the meantime and issue a patch. If not, then this may be the last Madden game I buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2012 by Chris B.
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
Yes, it does have its flaws. I've noticed many being mentioned like the two players on the connected careers. That is a very upsetting this about this game. But every Madden does have its flaws. I just feel like everyone is ignoring the good parts about this game. Like the gameplay. I haven't played a game this good in a long time. I really enjoy playing it. The tackling system has gotten a lot better, middle linebackers no longer can jump like ten feet in the air to intercept the ball, and this is the first Madden were I ever struggled on pro(Though I haven't really struggled anymore, it's still pretty cool). The connected careers do suck if you want to play it with another person on the same xbox. But I don't do that. I play online with a few buddies. They love it just as much as I do. I personally love most things about this game. One thing that bothers me is that the Madden roster updates can get irritating. Like one week J.J. Watt was 95 overall the next he was 75 overall. -_- I'll never understand that. Anyways, this is one, if not THE favorite, Madden game I've ever played. If you play a lot of games by yourself or just online against your friends, this is the perfect Madden for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2012 by Joe
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
After reading all the negative reviews for this game, I decided that I needed to write a review doing this game justice. I would like to start off by saying that I have played every madden since 2005 and I have played nfl 2k5 (for all the madden haters out there). THIS GAME HAS A FRANCHISE MODE! It has simply been renamed into something called Connected Careers which is by far the best update to the franchise mode ever. It gives you the ability to pick any existing player or coach, or even create your own player/coach. YOU CAN EVEN PUT YOUR OWN FACE ON A PLAYER, so quit listening to anybody that says you cannot make a player. This is basically just franchise and superstar modes mixed into one mode. There are new player traits and story lines that make this the most realistic and in depth franchise mode. To be fair you cannot edit player ratings or appearance once you have started the connected career. There is also no fantasy draft which I sorely miss but this game makes up for it in the franchise mode in my opinion. Madden ultimate team is basically the same as last year just with new legends cards and most of the time you play online the games will be slightly laggy but that is nothing new. This years madden is a lot more than just a "roster update" and I feel that it justifies the $60. Another thing to note is that because of all the added functionality to the connected careers mode, the menus can be quite confusing and hard to navigate but believe me once you know where everything is at this mode becomes awesome. I feel like an actual NFL coach at times trying to decide who to cut, who to scout, who to sign etc. Lets be honest, people love to hate on madden for whatever reason and I would be willing to bet that most of the negative reviews are people that have not actually played the game yet and are basing it off what they have read.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2012 by Steelingduke
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
I have played about 6 games so far of Madden NFL 13 and I would have to say that I am impressed. I tried the Kinect features but I prefer the old school way to play. I love the new commentary team of Phil Simms and Jim Nance, It just adds realism to the game play. The updated physics of the game are pretty realistic and also adds a lot to game play value to me. The presentations of the the game has a very realistic feel and I find myself wanting to go back for more. I have played Madden since its inception way back on the PC, This one so far is the most challenging to me. I have also played around with the career mode and the improvements that have been incorporated into this mode are great, tons of features to play around with and to keep you busy. I would definitely think you may want to add this to your collection because it is well worth the hype.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2012 by Gunn
Platform For Display: Xbox 360
(Okay, a disclaimer up front: I am new to the Madden franchise, have only played a patched version of Madden 13, and do not play online.) I have thoroughly enjoyed this product. I was initially put off by the low scores here at Amazon and the griping about the missing franchise mode. For these reasons, I almost got Madden 12. However, I'm glad that I went ahead and got this one. The game can be very absorbing. There is a good degree of realism in the gameplay, and you can set various sliders to make the game perform as you would like. There are also a good number of modes. In my view, the Connected Career mode (CCM) works like a franchise mode in which you can coach any of the 32 teams through 16-game seasons and post-season games. You can micromanage to your heart's content, from developing the skills of individual players, changing playbooks, redesigning uniforms, chasing promising free agents/draft picks, and so forth. Of course, there are various practice modes, single-player "instant action," fantasy teams, and online offerings. However, I've had a great time with (offline) CCM thus far. The presentation is well done. Lots of animations, compelling on-field mechanics, convincing sound effects, suitably epic sounding music, etc. To be sure, there are some occasional goofy post-play glitches, where players sometimes stumble over each other while trying to get up from a tackle. However, this doesn't affect actual plays or gameplay in any way. The announcers overall do a credible job, though they will eventually become repetitive once you hear all of their dialogue. On rare occasion, they will also get something wrong, such as saying that you are on 4th down even though you actually just made a first down (again, this uncommon glitch does not affect gameplay--that is, you'll actually have the first down). In sum, I really like how the game gives you a sense that you are playing in the NFL and that your team matters. There are post-game "news" and Twitter messages that keep up with how things are going around the league, and stats screens are available on nearly every aspect of the league. The controls are fairly easy to learn, but a lot has to do with your timing and ability to make quick judgments based on visual on-field conditions. The game is faithful to the real sport, so expect penalties, audibles, onside kicks, draw plays, Hail Mary passes, etc. On the All-Pro difficulty with most sliders set near zero (which makes the game more based on the actual stats of the players and less arcadey), I have found the game to be a good challenge. My Falcons are now 8-6-1, so this last game is going to be a nail-biter (we probably won't make the playoffs this time)! The average player will have to experiment and come up with slider settings that fit their gameplay style, and there are many suggestions on the internet. I am really at a loss why this game is getting such poor ratings from some reviewers. Either previous Maddens were so much better (which I doubt), the so-called missing franchise mode is just a deal-breaker (which it shouldn't be), or there is a lot of EA hating out there (very likely, though I understand it). Anyhow, I'm impressed by the game, especially as a first-time Madden customer. I haven't experienced any performance issues such as freezes, crashes, slow-downs, etc. The in-game manual (man, I really wish that these things still came in printed form inside of the retail box) could do a better job at explaining a few things--I had to go online to find out how to kick the ball! Otherwise, my complaints about this game are few and minor. I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2012 by Andrew C.