Madden NFL 2005 Game Reviews
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Madden NFL 2005
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Overall Critic Score:2.7262
Madden NFL 2005 Critic Reviews
lots of stadium cheers. The use of the touch screen seems a bit out of place for Madden. Fundamentally, it makes sense to use the lower screen to select plays and to quickly call audibles. On the flip side, however, you can still do those things on a sin...read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at GamePro
The controls are surprisingly solid. Once you adapt to the small venue, the mechanics flow pretty well....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at 1UP
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Madden 2005 for the Nintendo DS: two screens, one stylus, lots of touchdowns....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at GameSpot
While a pee-wee-sized version of Madden can't hope to compete with its big brothers, I'm amazed at all it does pack in, including solid gameplay, a decent season mode, instant replays, and PS1-level graphics....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at Electronic Gaming Monthly
Madden NFL series, and it's a rare sight indeed to experience a sports game as a launch title for a handheld platform. The Nintendo DS rendition of Madden NFL 2005 offers up some nifty ideas for the unique system capabilities, but in the end the game is...read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at IGN
Though the DS touch screen screams to me “Customized playbook!” it must have been screaming something else to the developers....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at Armchair Empire
The season mode will provide a good amount of playtime, as will multiplayer competition, just do not expect anything beyond these two features as this year’s Madden on the DS is as bare-boned as it gets....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at Gaming Age
Unfortunately, the lack of any sort of Franchise mode cripples the replayability, making this little more than a decent romp on the gridiron in between rest stops....read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at Game Revolution
Madden NFL 2005 utilizes the DS dual-screen capabilities to deliver a game of football that is fundamentally the same as the game offered on other systems, but unique in its presentation. The primary use of the top screen is for showing the in-game...read the complete Madden NFL 2005 review at Game Vortex
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