10 New Madden NFL 11 Screenshots

[Michael_Young_EA]

Quote: Originally Posted by MJenness

I dunno', I never get very excited about screenshots because the game NEVER looks that good on my system, even on HD. You all do realize these are not taken from a standard XBOX or ps3....they come from their development systems, which ALWAYS look way better. Also photoshopped a bit, I'm sure.

No Madden screenshots are taken on any crazy super computers. They are never doctored in Photoshop. They are always taken in 720 or 1080.

[KANE699]

Quote: Originally Posted by NavigatorD83

in the shot where you can see the stripe on MJD its not the same as it was in last years game and also not where it should be. And most glaringly is that gigantic cat head logo on the helmet. Its a lil ridiculous. Also last year for the ps3 at least the Jags unis had horrible spacing for all the names on the jerseys it looked like this JO HN SON

I can assure you the only issue with the jags uniforms is the logo on the white back plate on the helmet.

Not sure what stripe you think you're seeing but its correct.

[davep]

I wish they just did away with cut scenes altogether. NBA 2k doesn't have any cut scenes and that game is really immersive.

[bloodysky]

This game looks like crap

[KANE699]

Quote: Originally Posted by davep

I wish they just did away with cut scenes altogether. NBA 2k doesn't have any cut scenes and that game is really immersive.

It is also played on a smaller "field" and has a lot less players on it.

[TheWatcher]

I didn't want to make a new thread just for this, but it has to be said... What is up with skintones, again?

Look at Joseph Addai in Madden 11:




Now look at him in real life:



Those two pics are nowhere near close, and he would look lighter in the Madden pic if it weren't for Manning casting a shadow on him. Addai in Madden is MANY shades lighter than his real-life counterpart. This really is a big authenticity issue. In both Madden 09 and 10 this problem existed and it made players not look like themselves. We need a fix here.

My first suggestion is to use in-game shots as a benchmark and not headshot photos. For whatever reason, when headshot photos are taken for the NFL, they tend to appear lighter. I discovered this disparity while making photo matches for rosters when I made the 2K5 e-pak years ago.

[Mr_Riddick]

It' the new lighting.

[TheWatcher]

Quote: Originally Posted by womalee23

It' the new lighting.

LOL. Yeah, I think they used the same lighting effect on Michael Jackson back in the 80's...