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Electronic Arts has announced that it will be shutting down the servers for some of its older online sports titles. If you love playing any of the following titles with your friends, we recommend that you get some quality playing time now.
Please note that the following list contains only titles for PC, the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld gaming system and Microsoft's Xbox 360 video game console. For the full list, which also includes PlayStation 2 and Xbox titles, click on the Read link below the list.
November 1, 2007 Online Service Shutdown
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?Per our earlier communication, we have been working on a long-term solution for the Franchise Mode bug in the PSP version of Madden NFL 06. While we know the workaround we provided earlier works, those still experiencing the issue can now get a replacement PSP disk for the one you currently own. The new disk has revised software that will solve the Franchise Mode issue. To receive a replacement disk, please send your current disk (no packaging) to the following address: EA Customer Warranty |
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Source: Xboxusersgroup
ESPN has teamed up with Electronic Arts and its EA SPORTS brand to take viewers inside the world of Madden NFL 06—the nation’s top-selling sports video game—and its best players for the first video game reality series Madden Nation. Starting Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 11 and 11:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2, the eight-episode series (Tuesdays at 11 and 11:30 p.m.) will pit the nation’s 13 best Madden NFL 06 gamers—along with their real-life NFL player sponsors—against each other in elimination-style tournaments on a 17-day national bus tour. NFL players Shaun Alexander, Ben Roethlisberger, Dwight Freeney and others will be featured with their corresponding player representatives during each stop of the tour. The finale, which will be aired Tuesday, Dec. 27, was shot in New York’s Times Square on the ABC Super Sign. The winner claimed a $100,000 prize. “Madden Nation will give ESPN viewers the best of both worlds: exciting, top-level competition and some of football’s best known players in the biggest game on the market,” said John Skipper, ESPN executive vice president, content. With scenarios designed to test the players’ skills, each tournament will make the gamers compete against each other and “free agents” they meet along the way. Tour stops include: Los Angeles; San Diego; Phoenix; Albuquerque, N.M.; Denver; Kansas City, Mo.; Minneapolis; Green Bay, Wis.; Chicago; Indianapolis; Canton, Ohio; Baltimore; Washington; Philadelphia and New York, and will take place, in part, in the NFL players’ homes. In all, the tour bus logged 4,646 miles. “Madden Nation showcases the EA SPORTS lifestyle, giving viewers an inside look into the daily life of the biggest Madden NFL football gamers and NFL players,” said Todd Sitrin, vice president of marketing, EA-Tiburon and EA SPORTS. “ESPN is the perfect outlet to show this unique pairing of the top Madden NFL football players.” Each gamer is matched with an NFL player and meets him along the tour. Gamers/Hometowns NFL Sponsors/Teams Dan “PackWolf” Bertholomey (Portland, Ore.) Ashley Lelie (Denver Broncos) Justin “Chow” Chow (Great Falls, Va.) Tony Gonzalez (Kansas City Chiefs) Raymond “Shopmaster” Goode (Waldorf, Md.) Shaun Alexander (Seattle Seahawks) David “Dred” Grant (St. Petersburg, Fla.) Michael Vick (Atlanta Falcons) Daniel “Clark Kent” Grundei (Cincinnati) Ben Roethlisberger (Pittsburgh Steelers) Kyle “The Gift” Hustek (Detroit) Roy Williams (Detroit Lions) Christopher “Action” Jackson (Atlanta) Byron Leftwich (Jacksonville Jaguars) Sherman “Sherman Sticky” Jameson (Midland, Texas) Chad Johnson (Cincinnati Bengals) Rodney “NJMaddenBaller” Lane (Dover, N.J.) Jevon Kearse (Philadelphia Eagles) Charles “Solution” Smith (San Diego) Donnie Edwards (San Diego Chargers) Rob “Duka” Taylor (Youngstown, Ohio) Ed Reed (Baltimore Ravens) Antoin “Pretty Boy” Williams (San Antonio) Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals) Rod “Reality” Wynn (Inglewood, Calif.) Dwight Freeney (Indianapolis Colts) |
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Source: Reuters
![]() A video game developer has sued Electronic Arts Inc., charging that the world's biggest video game publisher stole an idea for a game feature he had and incorporated it in the popular football title "Madden NFL 06." "We have read the complaint and the allegations are completely without merit," an EA spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday. In his lawsuit filed Nov. 28 with the California Superior Court in San Mateo County, Virtual Jam owner Pernell Harris said he met with EA in late 2003 to discuss "Heart of a Champion," a football game he was developing in which players guide an athlete from high school to professional football. Among other things, players pick the athlete's parents and handle all kinds of daily experiences from sports practice to school homework. Harris said features from that game appeared in "Madden NFL 2006" when it was released earlier this year. He accused EA of breaching an "implied in fact contract" when it used those features without compensating him and said EA had violated a confidentiality agreement. Harris is seeking unspecified damages, attorney's fees and restitution. EA's "Maddden" franchise has been one of the best-selling video game properties ever. In 2004, the game accounted for $232 million in sales, according to data cited by brokerage Wedbush Morgan Securities. |
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Source: PennyArcade
![]() PennyArcade was none too happy with the buggy, “lackluster” version of EA’s Madden ‘06 for the PSP. Here is what they had to say: Electronic Arts appears to have dropped the ball on the newest iteration of Madden for the PSP, what is called Madden '06, from time to time they create some kind of workaround that doesn't work around, and there is a part of me that just thinks this is what you get for playing sports games. |
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Source: Gamespot
![]() Though the NFL is already one-eighth through its regular season, gridiron gaming is finally fully on the move. Following Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, and mobile versions last month, Electronic Arts today announced that Madden NFL 06 for the PSP has shipped to stores, making this version the last of the portable pigskin players to hit shelves. The popular game has also shipped for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, and PC, and PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions are in the works. |
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Source: GameSpot
GameSpot has released a preview of the incoming "Madden NFL 06": "The Madden series has been out for nearly a month on consoles, the Nintendo DS, and the PC, but there's one gaming platform yet to go for the biggest name in sports gaming. The Sony PSP is getting a version of Madden NFL 06 all its own, and it's one that will feature some gaming twists unique to the handheld. We spent some time with the game, particularly on the franchise mode, which has been the beneficiary of some PSP-only additions that add some spice to the standard weekly franchise grind..." You can get the full article [here]. |
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source: gameinfowire
Ok seriously, like you didn’t know. Well, for some odd reason in case you didn’t know Madden ‘06 is in the stores today. So if you didn’t camp it like a Star Wars loon it may still be there. “Electronic Arts announced today that Madden NFL 06, the newest iteration of the EA SPORTS best-selling football franchise with the exclusive videogame license of the NFL and PLAYERS INC, is on store shelves today. Reflecting the focus on the passing game in the NFL, Madden NFL 06 has changed passing for the first time in ten years with the all-new QB Vision Control and QB Precision Placement and introduces the all new NFL Superstar mode, where you can live the life of an NFL Superstar. In its 16th year and with more than 43 million copies sold, Madden NFL Football continues to stand out as the most popular football videogame franchise of all time with a combination of innovative new features and the most authentic football gameplay. Developed in Orlando, FL by EA Tiburon Madden NFL 06 is now on the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, the Xbox video game system from Microsoft, Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance. PC will be available August 17 and PSP launches on September 20. Madden NFL 06 is rated “E” (Everyone) by the ESRB and has an MSRP of $49.99 for the PlayStation 2 console , Xbox, Nintendo GameCube and PSP. $39.99 For PC and Nintendo DS, $29.99 for Game Boy Advance.” |
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Source: Forbes
Electronic Arts today revealed the highly-anticipated list of bands that will be featured in Madden NFL 06. Characterized by the same intensity and high energy of the sport, the music in Madden NFL 06 brings together the hottest artists from hard rock and hip-hop. Check out our previous coverage of Madden: |
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source: IGN
![]() Quote from IGN: ?"If you like football, get ready to be pale and sunless." We said that and it's on the official Madden website. Things we did not say or make but that are also on the official Madden website include movies, screenshots, links to USA Today articles, EA generated content, links to EA's fantasy leagues, and a whole lot more.? You can read the full article [here]. The site is huge and with tons of flash, music and expandable menus. Along with fantasy leagues, message boards and contests, if you?re a big Madden fan you should check out the website [here]. |
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