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Madden NFL 2005
Madden NFL 2005 is a football video game. It features Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis on the cover. Al Michaels and John Madden do the commentary. more...
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This game featured the introduction of the "Hit Stick" to unleash hard hits and possibly dislodge the ball. The game featured a continuation of the "Playmaker" control and a deeper franchise mode where the player's morale affects the on-field performance. It also features the Storyline Central which features all of the stories related to the player's favorite team.
Criticisms
The game is often blamed for focusing extensively on the concept of defense to level the playing field and it makes the offense struggle at some points and make it very hard to score points. Also some graphics were unrealistic by making some players (most notably offensive lineman and defensive lineman) look very large.
Trivia
The game has a playable demo of NFL Street featuring a match of the two Super Bowl teams of 2004, the New England Patriots and the Carolina Panthers.;
This was the last game to feature the EA Sports Bio concept, this feature was not available in future EA Sports titles.;
There are extended cameos by players Antwaan Randle El, Jerome Bettis, Hines Ward, Tedy Bruschi, Ray Lewis, Samari Rolle, and Derrick Brooks, rowdy football fans and cheerleaders.;
Ray Lewis suffered the Madden curse by missing the final game of the season with a broken hand. It was also the 1st season in his career that he did not record a single interception after having 6 the season before.;
This game featured the intercom music and "halftime" music from the NBA Live series during the play selection screen.;
The game marked the debut of the "Horse Trailer Player of the game award" and is awarded to the game's best player.;
There is bonus footage from the Madden Bowl and the NFL Player's celebration in New York.;
This game features the NFL All-Defensive Team featuring players Derrick Brooks,Champ Bailey, Ty Law, Rodney Harrison, Ray Lewis, Warren Sapp, Jason Taylor, and Michael Strahan and is the only game with this feature.;
Taglines for the game were "Fear the D" and "Defense Wins Championships".;
Jeremiah Trotter is on the free agents on the game, which is inaccurate because he was on Philadelphia Eagles in 2004.;
Tony Bruno hosts his radio show during franchise mode and sometimes players Marvin Harrison, Robbie Gould, Derrick Burgess, Lamont Thompson, Akin Ayodele, and a player that was outstanding performer will call in.;
Game Pro magazine compared the concept of the graphics to Adam Sandler's character on The Waterboy.;
The game features (at the time) former WWE wrestler Brock Lesnar as a free agent.;
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