![]() Madden 08 takes what 07 began and unloads a barrage of gameplay options on users, whether you're looking for a better way to play Franchise mode, a stronger Superstar Challenge, more local multiplayer in Party Mode, or online play against users all across the world via EA Nation. This year, it's about depth and options, particularly those in the multiplayer department. With Madden 07 it was all about getting players involved with Wii's new input devices, and Madden stepped up to the challenge beautifully. Now that the Wii has had an extremely successful year under its belt our expectations rise, but for the most part so have those of EA itself, as Madden 08 brings another enjoyable football experience to Wii as long as you can get past a few "last-generation" flaws. What was even more of an accomplishment, aside from the general gameplay itself, was the fact that EA was taking its time in creating a unique, enjoyable Wii experience that really set itself apart from the other versions, and that Madden 07 was - above all else - better because of Wii. Everything from stiff-arms to jukes, big hits and interceptions were handled with simple flicks of the wrist. During the Wii launch Madden 07 was a no-brainer for sports fans that were looking to get a solid Wii experience, and an amazing introduction to the world of motion control. ![]()
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