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Full Review for Madden NFL 2007 by DiamondCheatGuru2

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Introduction

This is a great game. Mostly because of the great sound effects, graphics, lastibility, and gameplay. There are over 30 National Football League (NFL) teams to choose from. From the Oakland Raiders to the Indianapolis Colts to the Dallas Cowboys to the created teams. I mean, so many teams to choose from. Actually, I think if you add historic teams, there are over 100 National Football League teams to choose from. I love the ALL whatever teams and the 90's teams. They are all good but they could be better.

Graphics

The graphics aren't half bad. They could be just a little bit better. The football it seems is always blurry no matter what in all of the Madden games I've played. I never understood that. All the officials, football players, and coaches are brilliantly designed and detailed. The fans in the crowd, as always, are just like cardboard. I mean, have you ever looked in the stands at the fans? Now the fans who cheer for you in the little hangover are also very detailed. They are just like the players except they are not on the field playing. They always cheer when you make the touchdowns. The weather conditions and the turf on the field could be more detailed. The flags, hands, and accessories on the fans could definitely be more detailed. They are just like the football. Very blurry and undetailed. That's all I see on football games for the football and other things. That is the problem. VERY BLURRY GRAPHICS. I give the GRAPHICS a nine out of 10. Remember, football games have very good graphics, other than the football, flags of the referees, hands of the players and fans, and a little on the accessories of the fans. Pretty good graphics if you ask me. Then again, that is just me, DiamondCheatGuru2.

Sound

Sound is awesome. Not much I can say about the sound. It kinda explains itself in a way. The whistles are just like in a real football game. When the player gets tackled by the defender, it makes a boom-like sound when the player is knocked down to the grassy turf of the football field. Every single sound effect is like the real thing. The commentary sound is great. When the football player makes a touchdown, the crowd goes crazy, yells, shouts, hoots, anything a crowd is able to do. Just like the fans do when you make a touchdown. The sound effects are great and it is often the hardest part of a game to complete and make so the player of the video game will like it and keep playing. I give it a perfect score. Great job EA SPORTS, It's in the Game. DiamondCheatGuru2.

Gameplay

I give this a nine out of ten. It has many different game features including: the always classic Franchise, the new NFL Superstar: Hall of Fame, NFL Network, Practice, Mini Camp Games, and Two Minute Drills. NFL Superstar: Hall of Fame can keep you busy. You make your own character based on the DNA of your father and mother. The role you play in the team you get drafted by depends on three things: Your father's and mother's role in life, their hobbies, and your IQ. You play on the team you get drafted by and can demand a trade four weeks into the preseason. There are many teams that you can possibly get drafted by. If you're a Halfback (HB), hope that you are picked by a good running team that will let you run a lot. Okay, enough about that. You are like you are in the real thing. Franchise is where you can fantasy draft to build your own team or get an existing roster. You make the calls, call the trades, draft picks, sign free agents, get new players, figure out the schedule for the team you are controlling, and see who was the player of the week. Franchise is an old, classic mode that has been around for a while. While it may be fun to play, it's not as good as NFL Superstar: Hall of Fame. On to the NFL Network. This is technically like training camp in NFL Superstar: Hall of Fame. It takes common plays that are used in pretty much every game and has you to work out the problems in the offensive line and see how many touchdowns you can make with the plays you are given. Hint, Hint. You won't be able to get many touchdowns on the plays he gives you, unless you change the play. Mini Camp Games are just Mini Games. I'm sure you know what they are and I won't have to talk about them. Whoo, this is a lot of information to keep up with isn't it. Tell me about it. Two Minute Drills are desinged to see how many touchdowns you can make in two minutes against the team of your choice. Like in franchise, you call the shots, make substutions, and try to make the most TDs. Hard isn't it. Thank God, it's over, but we still have 2 more sections to go through. DiamondCheatGuru2

Lastability

I also give this a seven out of ten. It can definitely last a long time with all the gaming options you have it should last a long time. NFL Superstar: Hall of Fame can get a little old, but before it gets old, it should last a long time because it is actually like you are in it. Franchise is the same. Play now, same thing. It can get boring often. Other than that, it's lastability is average. Oh well.

Overall

Great game. Give it an eight out of ten overall. Could be better on lastability, graphics, and gameplay. All of these are good but could be just the slightest bit better. Other than that, awesome job EA SPORTS. IT'S IN THE GAME. DiamondCheatGuru2. Peace Out...