EA Head Coach

[Deward]

Anyone played this yet? I coach football in real life but I really disliked the last couple years of Madden Football and would hate to get screwed again.

[Winnow]

I listen to a few PS/Console Gaming audio shows so hear a lot of reviews.

From reviews I've heard about this game, it can be summarized that it's tedious and not very fun. And that's coming from people that really wanted to like the game.

[Siji]

I thought this was a pr0n game. This poll now sucks because it isn't.

[Bubba Grizz]

I saw this and thought about it for a bit and decided that I hate doing the owner mode in Madden already. Why would I want to play the coach and not play football. I am sure there are some people who are interested in this kind of thing.

Have you seen what they have for the new Madden 2007? You can play the lead blocker? who's got time for that shit? That's almost as bad as using that damn cone of vision in order to pass the ball. Ghey. I may explore a different game this year rather than madden and I have been a loyal madden players since the 90's on my sega.

[Gamei]

I may explore a different game this year rather than madden and I have been a loyal madden players since the 90's on my sega.

Good luck with that!

http://sports.ign.com/articles/572/572886p1.html

Only Game in Town
EA secures exclusive rights to NFL video games.
by Jon Robinson and Doug Perry

December 13, 2004 - Just when you thought ESPN Videogames was catching up, in one move, they've never been farther behind. Electronic Arts announced today an exclusive licensing agreement with the National Football League and Players Inc. to develop, publish, and distribute interactive football games. These agreements give EA the exclusive rights to the NFL teams, stadiums, and players for use in its football video games for the next five years.

[Siji]

I may explore a different game this year rather than madden and I have been a loyal madden players since the 90's on my sega.

Good luck with that!

http://sports.ign.com/articles/572/572886p1.html

Only Game in Town
EA secures exclusive rights to NFL video games.
by Jon Robinson and Doug Perry

December 13, 2004 - Just when you thought ESPN Videogames was catching up, in one move, they've never been farther behind. Electronic Arts announced today an exclusive licensing agreement with the National Football League and Players Inc. to develop, publish, and distribute interactive football games. These agreements give EA the exclusive rights to the NFL teams, stadiums, and players for use in its football video games for the next five years.

Then again, he didn't say another "football" game..