Madden for the Wii
One of the biggest launch titles for the Wii is going to be Madden 2007. Many gamers are curious as to if the Wii version's unique gameplay will keep the classic Madden feel. Here is what we know so far.
Gameplay: The Wiimote will be used to full potential in this game. You will become the NFL player with the unique control. You will snap the ball, fake a handoff, and throw an on-target pass all in one play with the use of the Wiimote. This isn't your father's Madden, this is next-gen baby.
Graphics: While it won't be up to par graphically with the PS3 or XBox360 versions, the Wii game will hold its own. It will looks slightly better than Madden 2007 on the GCN. While this might not be the graphic jump we wanted, the gameplay stays at a solid framerate and does the job it needs to. While we may not see individual sweat drops on each players arm, we can still tell Brett Farve from Reggie Bush. That's all the is important anyways, right?
Want more indepth impressions? Check out these links.
http://www.gamespot.com/wii/sports/madden07/news.html?sid=6154033
http://wii.ign.com/articles/707/707303p1.html
And for an interview with John Schappert of EA, check out here.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/703/703727p1.html
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Gameplay: The Wiimote will be used to full potential in this game. You will become the NFL player with the unique control. You will snap the ball, fake a handoff, and throw an on-target pass all in one play with the use of the Wiimote. This isn't your father's Madden, this is next-gen baby.
Graphics: While it won't be up to par graphically with the PS3 or XBox360 versions, the Wii game will hold its own. It will looks slightly better than Madden 2007 on the GCN. While this might not be the graphic jump we wanted, the gameplay stays at a solid framerate and does the job it needs to. While we may not see individual sweat drops on each players arm, we can still tell Brett Farve from Reggie Bush. That's all the is important anyways, right?
Want more indepth impressions? Check out these links.
http://www.gamespot.com/wii/sports/madden07/news.html?sid=6154033
http://wii.ign.com/articles/707/707303p1.html
And for an interview with John Schappert of EA, check out here.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/703/703727p1.html
read more | digg story
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7:19 PMits good to see ea supporting the wii. third party is just what it needs.
7:20 PM
its good to see ea supporting the wii. third party is just what it needs.
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