mahdibazz

Madden 24, which is essentially a rebranding of Madden 23, and Madden 23 being a rebranding of Madden 22, and so forth, these Madden games remain largely unchanged. They adhere to a pattern of failure, primarily due to the engine they utilize. Soon, EA will no longer possess the license, for which I am grateful.

CFB 25, a game that brings the iconic College Football setting back to video game format, does it well. Although the gameplay is good, Dynasty is dull, RTG is boring, and overall the game games are relatively mediocre and need time to develop, I hope that CFB 26 can rectify the issues with this game and turn the mediocre game modes into fully fleshed-out gaming experiences. But, College Football 25 has very good gameplay, but it needs work still, specifically blocking, and needs more physics, something the game lacks and something Madden lacks. With that said the gameplay here is much better than Madden. Overall, CFB 25 is a good introduction back into the CFB world but we need to wait till '26 to see if the game continues to improve.

Madden 25 is a game which promised to be an another "Make Or Break" for the series in which has become ever so stale, and again just like with the title before it, it disiponted. EA Sports has failed constantly to supply a healthy NFL licensed experience, stop buying it, so the NFL will revoke the aggrement with EA, EA has no idea what their doing at this point, and have made Madden into a piece of trash compared to the older titles. EA, I ask that you please stop making football games, you don't know what the heck you are doing, honestly, I feel sad for John Madden the most, turning in his grave over this greedy bull*hit.