Madden NFL 2003, is to examine the new stuff. You already know it's the standard for licensed big league sports games in general and football in particular. But since they want another $50 out of each and every member of the game buying public this fall,
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The changes are fairly obvious. They added some real music to the menu screen. This might be a little cumbersome and annoying, but it does have the right feel. Now, if they could get better music for 2004 you will get the idea. The next is Al Michaels
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Nintendojo
Marshall Faulk is the perfect cover spokesperson for this instalment as he embodies what 2003 is for Madden: steady, reliable, accurate, excellent, abnormally good need I go
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Now in its 13th year, the celebrated "Madden NFL" series is the granddaddy of all football video games. Veteran players will be familiar with the feel of the game they grew up with, but there are certainly enough tweaks and new additions to justify its
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GamersMark
The graphics are great, they made a major change to the crowd, making them look more realistic.the game look more clear than last year version, player faces are more noticable. they have better reflection on the helmets, and the suns reflection on the
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Videogame City
Madden NFL 2003 is packed with modes, options, and features that will keep hardcore football fans busy for a long time. The newest addition, the Mini Camp mode, kept me playing well after I had dominated the Franchise mode. If you aren’t familiar with
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