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The Madden football series makes its second appearance on the Game Boy with Madden 96. The game is closely based on its immediate predecessor. Like the earlier game, this one is not licensed from the NFL, and features generic team names, but with teams, stats and schedules based on the 1995 NFL season. Both the new expansion teams Carolina and Jacksonville as well as rule changes like the two-point conversion are incorporated. Game modes have been cut down from the predecessor: the only remaining ones are exhibition, season and playoffs. In addition to the 30 regular teams, there is an All-Madden team for use in exhibition games only. Most features from the predecessor make a return: selectable game length (20, 40 or 60 minutes), freely definable audibles, timeouts, and detailed stats. The playbook has been reworked, substitutions are now available for all positions and the game features quarterback speech for the first time. Game perspective (top-down, vertically scrolling) and controls are mostly unchanged from the predecessor. When played on a Super Game Boy, the game now allows for two players to match up, for which a special bluffing mode is available.

Madden 97 is the last appearance of the series on the original Game Boy. Coming from developer Tiertex, it is based closely on their Madden 96 for Game Gear, with similar menus and options, but with platform-appropriate graphics and no digitized speech. Like earlier Game Boy titles in the franchise, Madden 97 does not feature an NFL license, so offers only generic team names. Still, teams and stats are based on the 1996 NFL season. Game modes include Exhibition, Season, Playoffs and Sudden Death. 30 regular teams plus the traditional All-Madden team are available. Besides the usual features like selectable game length, freely definable audibles, flippable playbook, timeouts and substitutions, previously Game Gear-only features making their first appearance on the Game Boy include variable weather and injuries.

IN TERMS OF FEATURES, THE FIRST OF ELECTRONIC ARTS' MADDEN SERIES TO APPEAR ON THE NINTENDO 64 IS CLOSEST TO MADDEN FOOTBALL '98. MADDEN FOOTBALL 64 WAS THE MOST GRAPHICALLY ADVANCED MADDEN GAME AT THE TIME OF RELEASE. VISUAL FEATURES INCLUDE 5000 FRAMES OF ANIMATION AND A HELMETCAM VIEW FROM THE PLAYER'S EYES. AI ADJUSTS DURING THE GAME TO YOUR PLAYING STYLE. YOU CAN CREATE, DEAFT AND TRADE A FULL ROSTER OF PLAYERS. THE GAME DOES NOT HAVE AN NFL LICENSE, SO ALL THE TEAMS ARE NAMED BY JUST THE CITY NAME WITH NO LOGOS. IT DOES HAVE A PLAYERS LICENSE THOUGH, SO ALL THE REAL PLAYERS ARE HERE.

Madden NFL '94 is the third in the Madden series of football games for the SNES. It features 80 teams -- 28 teams from the 1993 season, 38 Super Bowl teams from 1966-1991, 12 All Star franchise teams since 1950, and two "All-Madden" teams: one for the 1993 season and one from a 20-year time span. You can play these teams in a regular exhibition game or sudden death overtime game, or take the 1993 teams through an entire season. You can also enter the playoffs with the 1993 teams, the Super Bowl champions, or the All Star franchise teams. Unlike many other sports games, saving a season is done by password rather than by storing the data into a saved game.

The football masters are back once again and ready to blow you away with some of the best features ever. All new major passing offense and passing upgrades like the all new QB vision. Brand new single-player mode lets you experience the life of an NFL player by earning one of more than 60 Personas ranging from MVP to Movie Star. New robust (online) features: share files via your EA Locker and instantly find a solid match-up with improved matchmaking. Also check your EA SPORTS Fantasy Football stats in game.

The 2007 edition of EA's unstoppable American Football franchise. New to the GBA version this year is the addition of more Game Boy Advance-exclusive mini-games; offense and defense skills games, punting and running skills games, and more. Also, stay up to date with all the off-season moves with new team rosters, uniforms, and logos for the 2006 NFL season.

The first entry in the long-running Madden football series on the Game Boy Color is also the first entry in the series on a handheld in three years. The versions on consoles and computers having migrated to 3D graphics, the GBC edition uses traditional sprite-based 2D with a top-down view of the playing field. Game modes include Exhibition matches, Sudden Death games (first team to score wins), Full Seasons and Playoffs. Progress can be saved through use of passwords. Game features include many known from other iterations of the series, such as player injuries and substitutions, audibles, detailed statistics, control of weather and game time, and more. The playbook not only includes a wide number of standard plays, but also a variety of trick plays like fake field goals and reverse plays. Team and player names and statistics are from the 1999 NFL season.