Madden NFL 11, released in 2010, is the latest entry in the Madden NFL franchise, the only game the NFL officially licenses. The video game was made available for play on all of the central console platforms available at its release, as was the case with all the most recent and earlier entries in the series.
The Wii version of the game, despite preserving the cartoony visuals of Madden NFL 10 for the same platform, offers a rebuilt Franchise Mode, which incorporates a new 3D user interface tailored to each team. The player’s ability to effectively oversee the franchise operations they control will determine how the user interface develops throughout the game. The new Franchise Mode includes feedback from fans and team staff members and the ability to interact with those individuals to guide the player through their franchise. In addition to this, it implements a system called GameFlow, which is quite similar to the one found in the game for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, and it enables the player to choose from among many plays that have been suggested by the artificial intelligence of the game to deliver a more streamlined experience.
