Madden NFL's Game series,Creation,Licensing and head coach Series

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Tables of Content

• Madden NFL
• Creation
• Franchise Mode
• Madden game series
• Licensing
• Head coach series
• Madden Arcade
• Madden Curse
• Madden Bowl
• Source

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MADDEN NFL

• Madden NFL is an American football video game
  series developed by EA Tiburon for EA Sports.
• It is named after Pro Football Hall of Famer
  John Madden, a well-known former Super
  Bowlwinning coach of the Oakland Raiders and
  color commentator.
• The series has sold more than 100 million copies.

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Creation

• Trip Hawkins created a clone of the
  Strat-o-Matic paper and dice-based football
  simulation game as a teenager.
• The game was unsuccessful due to its complexity,
  and he hoped to one day delegate its rules to a
  computer.
• In 1984 Hawkins approached Madden. He and game
  producer Joe Ybarra arranged a follow-up meeting
  with the broadcaster during an Amtrak train trip
  over two days because of Madden's fear of flying

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Franchise Mode

• In 1998 Electronic Arts added "Franchise Mode"
  to Madden, giving players the ability to play
  multiple seasons, make off-season draft picks,
  and trade players.
• Within Franchise Mode, players take on the role
  of General Manager and manage all personnel
  matters, including contracts, free agency, draft
  picks, and hiring and firing coaches

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Madden Game series

• Madden NFL 2000
• Madden NFL 2001
• Madden NFL 2002
• Madden NFL 2003
• Madden NFL 2004
• Madden NFL 2005
• Madden NFL 06
• Madden NFL 07
• Madden NFL 08
• Madden NFL 09
• Madden NFL 10

Madden NFL 11 Madden NFL 12 Madden NFL 13
Madden NFL 25 Madden NFL 15 Madden NFL 16
Madden NFL 17 Madden NFL 18
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Licensing

• Madden NFL '94 was the first game in the series
  to include real NFL teams, and Madden NFL '95
  added an NFLPA license for real players through
  the National Football League Players Incorporated
  (NFLPI).
• The licenses restrict EA from including certain
  content in current Madden games, such as the
  humorous ambulance that picks up injured players
  in 1991's John Madden Football II.

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Head Coach Series

• In August 2006, EA Sports debuted NFL Head
  Coach, which utilized the Madden engine to create
  a football management simulation. The game was
  criticized as buggy and unrealistic.
• EA Tiburon rebuilt the game from the ground up,
  addressing flaws and creating a proprietary
  engine, over the course of three years
• NFL Head Coach 09 was released on August 12,
  2008 bundled with the special edition of Madden
  NFL 09 and as a standalone game on September 2,
  2008.

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Madden Arcade

• Released on November 24, 2009, the game is
  5-on-5 and takes the best 10 players from each of
  the 32 NFL teams

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Madden Curse

• Prior to 1999, every annual installment of the
  Madden NFL series primarily featured Madden on
  its cover. This apparent run of misfortune
  for Madden cover athletes has been dubbed the
  "Madden Curse.
• When asked about the Madden Curse, EA Sports'
  Chris Erb said, "I don't know that we believe in
  the curse. The players don't believe in the
  curse.
• The perception that the curse is real has
  resulted in some fans lobbying for their favorite
  players not to be on the cover

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Madden Bowl

• The Madden Bowl is a single elimination
  tournament held on the most current edition of
  Madden NFL. It has been held since 1995 during
  Super Bowl weekend in the host city and, in the
  past, participation included NFL players and
  celebrities.
• The 2006 Madden Bowl, held during the weekend of
  Super Bowl XL in Detroit, Michigan, was televised
  on ESPN and premiered in April 2006.

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Source

• http//madden19game.com/
• https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madden_NFLMadden_Bo
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