EA’s Madden franchise is an annualized powerhouse that fans look forward to year in, year out. The franchise returns this year with Madden NFL 25, which is
Madden NFL 25 has a number of updates and changes over previous installments, including what’s called “Boom Tech.” It’s a flashy marketing term for an overhauled physics and collision system that aims to make hits and collisions look and feel more powerful. Madden NFL 25 also has enhanced tackling and rushing systems, improvements to the hit stick, and better pass-protection adjustments for QBs.
The game also has multiple commentary teams this year, with the tenured pair of Brandon Gaudin and Charles Davis being joined by Mike Tirico and Greg Olsen, as well as Kate Scott and Brock Huard. Also new for the game is the ability to create a female head coach for your fantasy team. For a detailed breakdown of what’s new, be sure to read GameSpot’s extensive breakdown of 25 things coming to Madden NFL 25.
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