Madden 96

This Madden features no NFL license, old lineups, and none of the improvements made to the '96 SNES version. The small sprites will cause eye strain, player control is difficult, and passes sound like bombs falling from the sky. This game will never reach the goal post for football fans.

The brightest star in this year's field of gridiron offerings has to be Madden '96 for the PlayStation. It is a work of art--the EA Sports crew has really outdone themselves.

If you enjoyed the 16-Bit Madden games, this is so hard hitting that it will knock the wind out of you.

The players are fully rendered as are the stadiums. You will be able to play day or night games.

Not only is John Madden in this year's game but the entire cast of the Fox NFL Sunday crew has come along to provide you with the most realistic experience ever.

The only thing more realistic than Madden for the PlayStation is putting on the helmet and pads and lining up on the line of scrimmage.

All of your favorite NFL teams are in the game, not to mention a host of new teams including All-Madden and several Super Bowl winning dynasties ... over 100 teams in all. The 73 Buffalo Bills, the '80 Houston Oilers, '65 Cleveland Browns and the Chargers of 1983 led by Dan Fouts are in here.

You'll have the ability to trade players, and user stats will also be tracked in a way that has never been done before.

If you enjoy sports games, don't miss Madden '96 for the PlayStation.

Madden is the man, and this year Madden has been dissected and EA Sports has created an entirely new football game.

In the Training Camp Mode, you can create your own players and take them through a number of different events. Your player will be rated in different categories.

More than 100 teams are included in Madden '96, including all Super Bowl teams from the first Super Bowl in 1966 up to last year's.

A host of new offensive and defensive formations have been added. Tommy Talarico has done the sound effects for Madden '96.

We saw an early version, so look for more as the kick-off for Madden '96 approaches.