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Madden NFL 26 shows gradual improvement with a higher Metacritic score than previous entries, especially praised for its revamped Franchise Mode, but overall minor upgrades and technical issues on the Switch version prevent it from reaching former heights, indicating the series is on a slow recovery path.
The review of Madden NFL 26 highlights significant improvements such as a revamped Skills Trainer with more detailed tutorials, an overhauled Franchise mode with new coach creation and skill point system, faster gameplay, and the introduction of Wear and Tear injury system. While some issues like loading times and frequent changes to QB throwing motions are noted, overall the reviewer is impressed with the new features and updates, though more playtime is needed for a final verdict.
Madden NFL 26 on Switch 2 is a significant improvement over previous ports, offering solid gameplay, enhanced presentation, and better tutorials, despite some initial server issues and a lower 40fps frame rate in docked mode. It provides a near-console experience for Switch owners, making it a highly recommended version for both newcomers and fans of the franchise.
EA Sports has released the first major title update for Madden 24, addressing various gameplay and Franchise mode issues. The update includes fixes for gameplay mechanics, celebrations, injuries, contract acceptance factors, and UI improvements. Additionally, Madden Ultimate Team and Superstar mode have received bug fixes and stability improvements. The update also brings new gear, player heads, and NFL authenticity updates.
Madden 24's Franchise Mode introduces an improved Relocation feature, allowing players to freely move teams around cities. The game offers over a dozen teams and more than 90 uniform options for relocation. Additionally, 15 new cities have been added to the game, expanding the choices for team relocation. Coaches can now relocate teams without any waiting period, and team names are not limited to specific cities, except for The Oilers. Players can follow a simple process to relocate their team, and the feature can be accessed from Week 1 of the season, with one relocation allowed per season.
Madden 24's franchise mode will feature upgraded trades, allowing up to six assets to be traded with a cap of three players, and three years of draft picks available. The game will also have a streamlined team relocation feature with new cities, logos, and uniforms. However, these improvements are only available to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC players, leaving PS4 and Xbox One players out of luck.
EA has officially revealed Madden NFL 24, which will be released on August 18 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5. The game will feature new gameplay changes, including tweaks to wide receivers, new wrap tackles, and Hit Stick animations. Franchise mode will have new commissioner tools, expanded coaching trees, and more. Superstar mode makes a return with a moment-to-moment grading system and new tiered abilities. The game will also allow for cross-play for the first time in the series.
Madden NFL 24 has been revealed with upgrades to major modes, including the return of mini-games, expanded relocation options, and more. Josh Allen is the cover athlete, and Superstar Mode has been rebranded. The Yard has been transformed into Superstar Showdown, and Franchise mode’s relocation options are being expanded among other enhancements. Madden 24 crossplay is confirmed, and PC will finally match console versions. The SAPIEN system has been introduced, and catching and tackling are also getting major improvements. Madden 24 launches on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and PC on August 18.