10 Hidden Features In Madden NFL 25 That You Might Not Know
has plenty of new features for both long-time fans and newcomers to the series. The franchise's latest game from EA Sports builds on previous titles. This year's American football simulator is the most realistic it's ever been, thanks to new and improved mechanics and some brand-new features.
EA has been very upfront about everything that it's added into the game, from the innovative BOOM Tech to the improved physics engine. However, there are some features that aren't as obvious to players. These more hidden aspects make even better to play. Some of these hidden features are visual and others are mechanical, but all add to the overall excellence of the game.
is all about realism. The game adds thousands of new animations, aiming to create the most authentic American football experience ever. To achieve this goal, the game now includes animations for athletes that are modeled after their real-world counterparts. This includes everything from the touchdown celebrations that different players are known for, down to the unique ways that some players run.
Some of these celebrations are especially wild, as imakeemmiss shares on TikTok. Even the most ridiculous celebration animations, like the inspired fusion dance, are faithfully recreated in the game. These animations are easy to miss, but they provide a great surprise when players come across them.
has added the ability to sort through prospects when forming teams. This means that players can more easily look through players, sorting by certain stats, when scouting new team members. This long-requested update was met with much celebration from the community, since it drastically simplifies the scouting process.
In the scouting process was time-consuming and non-intuitive. User SOULE7792 shared their troubles with it on Reddit, stating that it took them an hour to cycle through all the receivers. This is no longer an issue in which introduces the easier sorting mechanic. Players who are used to previous games may not
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