This page provides links to videos for the football simulation game, Madden NFL 10.
About the Game
Madden NFL 10 has numerous feature upgrades and additions to create a more realistic and immersive gameplay experience for players. The new Procedural Awareness feature causes in-game characters to realistically turn their head, eyes, neck and shoulders to track the ball and other targets on screen. EA Sports: Madden NFL 10: First Look (February 1, 2009)
The Depth of Field system has been recalibrated to reproduce the way cameras capture images in real life. Think of an image as if it were composed of multiple layers: front, middle, back. The very front is in crystal clear focus, the middle layer is a bit fuzzy, and the back layer is completely blurry. This recreates the feeling of watching a football game broadcast on TV.EA Sports: Breaking Down "The Shot" - The first Madden NFL 10 screenshot (March 24, 2009)
Madden Retires
On April 16, 2009, John Madden announced his retirement as an NFL broadcaster. Many wondered how this would affect Electronic Arts' bestselling football simulation franchise, which has been a mainstay in video games since it first appeared on Apple II computers in 1988. EA released a statement assuring fans that future games will still bear the Madden name.GameSpot: John Madden retires, EA to retain name (April 16, 200)
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New procedural awareness system for realistic tracking of activities on the field
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Depth of field creates a true broadcast experience
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Updated ratings scale
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Improved quarterback animations
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Online multiplayer
