Showing posts with label ea sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ea sports. Show all posts

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Great Ps3 Leagues You Can Take Part In

The next generation of gaming industry lies with ps3 leagues and it is already making a revolution in the gaming world. We get to see plenty of gaming groups these days. A person can start a team or join any league online these days. The best part is that there is some cash involved in these organizations. Many gaming firms have started their team campaign online.

Now when it comes to ps3, one just has a wide range of gaming options to choose from. One can go for cricket or hockey or baseball, basket ball, football, rugby etc. They can take these games online too and compete with people from all around the globe. This is where technology bring gamers together.

Ps3 has got many games to choose from. This powerful gaming machine can offer games such as football, baseball, ice hockey etc. Now apart from offering a powerful rendering and processing for you to play your games, ps3 also allows gamers to go online and face the world as an opponent. This technology has helped gamers to be known all around the world. Canada Hockey team, Smackdown Vs Raw, Cricket etc and many more games which EA sports offer has this feature in it. On a ps3 platform, you and your game is going global to a different level. If we check for the most sought after leagues we will see that it is none other than FIFA leagues as it is a game loved all over the world. Fifa leagues just happen online every now and then among ps3 gamers. Gamers who are just out there to take on every challenging league are also on the rise. In a FIFA football group, one can create a organization, create teams, draft players and when the it begins, they can just take their players and head for the goal. Now this is gaming at its best. This is not as easy as it sounds. One will need high management skills and order to get the entire league running smoothly. If you want to get inside a ring and knock out some opponents, smackdown vs raw is just made for you. Get your Japanese friends sushi kicked with this online ps3 game. Come together from across the globe, team up and fight. There are just too many options to choose from. Just like FIFA, you can create a team or create a fighter and then go to a group. Fight for some real cash too. So depending on a persons choice, there are games to choose from. Be a Ferguson managing your team and get the real taste of pressure and feel how it is to run a group event.

PS3 leagues also let you play for cash. There are some groups which will charge a fee initially, but promise a reward if won. This is a great opportunity for great players. There are some teams which are absolutely free, players can try this to get the real taste of playing online.

Monday, October 4, 2010

If EA Sports Calls, Don't Answer

Probably the most anticipated xbox game of 2010 is the new Madden. For more than 20 years, this franchise has been an undeniably big hit. The team behind Madden even attends the NFL Draft every year in order to get headshots of rookies in their NFL uniforms as early as humanly possible. Television programs pitting some of the most talented Madden NFL players in tournaments are shown around the world. And people are known to come up with every excuse in the book in order to get out of work on the very day the game releases - making it as close to a national holiday as the video game industry is likely to get.

 

For all the good that comes with the hype and hysteria of Madden NFL, there is a downfall to the game's yearly release. Ever since 1999 when John Madden started putting players on the cover instead of himself, those players seem to either perform badly or suffer serious injury.

 

Last year was no exception to the Madden curse, and it made it's mark in the very first week of the regular season. Two players made their way onto the cover of Madden 10 for the first time ever. It's a classic matchup that re-lives the drama of Super Bowl 43; Larry Fitzgerald of the Cardinals and Troy Polomalu of the championship Steelers. Troy Polomalu was injured in the Steelers' very first regular season game against the Titans. Without their defensive captain, the Steelers struggled, ceding the AFC North division title to the Bengals.

 

One would think that everyone in the league would have learned to avoid Madden by now. Athletes are notoriously superstitious, and next time Madden comes a callin', most would be better off to just decline. Whether you're just as superstitious, you can't deny the historical evidence of the Madeen curse's negative impact.

 

Notable instances of the Madden NFL curse:

 

2002: After making it to the NFC with the Vikings in 2000, quaerterback Daunte Culpepper missed the final five games of the 2001 season (after being fatured on the cover) leading his team to a record of 5-11.

 

2003: Marking the beginning of the end of the "Greatest Show On Turf", Marshall Faulk of the Rams failed to rush for 1,000 yards in the 2001 season (for the first time since 1996) following his appearance on the cover of Madden 03 and his subsequent nagging ankle injury.

 

2004: The Falcons finished 5-11 in 2003 when their youg star dual-threat QB missed the entire season due to injury. Guess what? He had been featured on that year's Madden.

 

2006: Donovan McNabb was honored with a Madden cover appearance after his team made it to the Super Bowl in 2004. The curse struck him next season, and the sports hernai he suffered early in the year caused him to sit out the last 7 games.

 

The evidence is stacking up. Whether it's just the impact on your attitude after being featured, whether it just effects your concentration in the preseason and training camp, or whether it's something more...mysterious, who knows.