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Madden NFL 11

EA Tiburon · Aug 10, 2010

PS3 · Xbox 360

Everyone

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Madden NFL 11 redefines the way you experience the game of football. It's simpler: From 350 plays down to 1, the all-new GameFlow system puts you in the helmet of an NFL quarterback to execute an authentic, situational game plan, one play at a time. It's quicker: 60 minute game times reduced to as little as 30 minutes; spend more time on the field and less in the playbook. full games, half the time. It's deeper: Madden NFL 11 is feature-rich including all-new 3-on-3 Online Team Play, improved animations, more intuitive controls, and Madden NFL Ultimate Team ... all to the play-by-play of the most exciting voice in sports, Gus Johnson.

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Scores by platform

PlayStation 3

Critic 8.2 (12 critics) · Gamer 8.2

8.1

Xbox 360

Critic 8.3 (16 critics) · Gamer 8.1

8.1

Critic reviews

  • Games Radar+

    Rich Grisham · Jun 28, 2012

    7.0
    Ultimately, Madden 11 is a good effort, and one that’ll keep most sports fans happy this season. Having said that, it’s not a standout season, unlike some past hallmark Maddens that hold up well today. The guts are there for greatness, but there’s still some work to be done until it reaches that high level.
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  • The Escapist

    John Funk · Aug 17, 2010

    10
    The core Madden experience is better than ever. The gameplay finds a nice niche in a place that is accessible and instructing to newbies while still retaining the complexity that veterans of the series love. The NFL trappings will make fans very happy to see their teams and home stadiums rendered in such faithful detail with entertaining color commentary. It looks fantastic, and is the best-playing Madden NFL we've had yet.
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  • Giant Bomb

    Alex Navarro · Aug 16, 2010

    8.0
    For newcomers, it's easy to say that this is the most accessible new entry in the series in a good, long time, but that really is only in comparison to previous installments. This is otherwise still every bit the complex, over-stuffed, top-heavy game of football that EA has been producing since this console generation gained its bearings. That is either a thing you want, or a thing you don't. Madden 11 won't change any minds yet, but at the very least, it's a big step in the right direction.
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  • Cheatcc

    Caleb Newby · Aug 10, 2010

    8.2
    If you’re the guy who has Madden 10 and typically keeps to franchise mode or playing with friends in the dorm room, you really could save yourself the money and wait for the inevitable price drop or just take a pass (no pun intended, hey-oh!) on this one, if you can stomach it. Madden NFL 11 is certainly a good game, but doesn’t offer enough changes to necessitate it a must buy to casual player.
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  • PS Lifestyle

    Joseph Peterson · Aug 10, 2010

    9.0
    The level of realism along with the revamped running and passing systems, make this years Madden definitely worth the price of admission. The level of detail, gameplay mechanics, and features that EA Sports have stuffed into their perennial football franchise has resulted in the best football title that has ever graced consoles. In other words, go pick up Madden NFL 11 right now!
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  • Joystiq

    David Hinkle · Aug 10, 2010

    8.0
    Luckily, Madden NFL 11, with Locomotion, the improved audible system and coordinators feeding me tips, has taken a considerable step forward in the accessibility and polish of its on-the-field action. Or to put it in the common tongue: Though it's in constant danger of going wide, Madden still gets it through the uprights.

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