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04-30-2009, 07:33 AM
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We all know the Wii isn't as graphically powerful as the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and when it comes to multiplatform sports titles, that's a fact that tends to stand out even more. And it's a fact that seems to have spurred EA Sports to take a creative approach around with the Wii version of Madden NFL 10, as the publisher has revealed a surprising new art style that sets the game apart from it's realistic-looking counterparts.
Seeming to take inspiration from such titles as Team Fortress 2 and the original NES Ice Hockey, the new art style for Madden NFL 10 on the Wii adds exaggerated, cartoony player models with physical features that are designed to visually define their position (you can see the new lineup above). As the press release defines them:
Wide Receiver/Defensive Back -- his tall and lean frame is indicative of his speed, agility and ability to snatch any ball that comes his way.
Linebacker -- his solid, muscular body warns that he plans to knock your block off.
Quarterback -- his wide shoulders and small waist emphasize the "heroic leader" look.
Lineman -- this hulking mass lets you know he is there to stop you in your tracks.
Strong Safety/Running Back -- his compact body features muscular thighs that convey strength and speed.
1UP
We all know the Wii isn't as graphically powerful as the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and when it comes to multiplatform sports titles, that's a fact that tends to stand out even more. And it's a fact that seems to have spurred EA Sports to take a creative approach around with the Wii version of Madden NFL 10, as the publisher has revealed a surprising new art style that sets the game apart from it's realistic-looking counterparts.
Seeming to take inspiration from such titles as Team Fortress 2 and the original NES Ice Hockey, the new art style for Madden NFL 10 on the Wii adds exaggerated, cartoony player models with physical features that are designed to visually define their position (you can see the new lineup above). As the press release defines them:
Wide Receiver/Defensive Back -- his tall and lean frame is indicative of his speed, agility and ability to snatch any ball that comes his way.
Linebacker -- his solid, muscular body warns that he plans to knock your block off.
Quarterback -- his wide shoulders and small waist emphasize the "heroic leader" look.
Lineman -- this hulking mass lets you know he is there to stop you in your tracks.
Strong Safety/Running Back -- his compact body features muscular thighs that convey strength and speed.
1UP