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Madden NFL 2005
![Box shot of Madden NFL 2005 [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvUGxheXN0YXRpb25fMi9TcG9ydHMvRm9vdGJhbGw=/madden_nfl_2005_frontcover_small_dUbfedRcZeiucjP.jpg)
PS2 Forum
- Franchise? [2]
- Can you create plays [2]
- MORALE [2]
- madden 05 help [3]
- Earning My Stripes [2]
- Created Team in Franchise [3]
- Don't ya think... [2]
- Most entertaining player (real life) [4]
- Has anyone beat madden 2005 for the ps2 on all madden [2]
- Wide reciever comebacks [2]
- My players have low morale...Help [12]
- Passing [3]
Xbox Forum
- Does anybody else think that this is the best Madden game to date? [1]
- Favorite Team [35]
- Mad 05 kicking [4]
- Playing All-Madden in Franchise Mode Tips [1]
- Position Battles [3]
- Please Help Me! [3]
- weird INT. [2]
- Football Terminology [5]
- Who Does this? [2]
- the *bleep*ing salary cap [3]
- helmet [5]
- PS2 OR XBOX [11]
Platforms and Info on Neoseeker
| Platform | FAQs | Cheats | Reviews | Screenshots | Release | Discussion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PS2 | FAQs | Cheats | - | Screenshots | 2004 | Forum |
| Xbox | FAQs | Cheats | - | Screenshots | 2004 | Forum |
| GBA | - | - | - | Screenshots | 2004 | Forum |
| PC | - | Cheats | - | Screenshots | 2004 | Forum |
| DS | - | Cheats | - | Screenshots | 2004 | Forum |
EA sued by football gamers
"Gamers in California and Washington, D.C. have sued Electronic Arts Inc. over what they call "blatantly anticompetitive conduct" in its football gaming niche.
The suit against Redwood City-based EA (NASDAQ:ERTS) says after early competition in football games between EA and Take-Two Interactive Inc., EA cut the price of its Madden 2005 game from $49.95 to $29.95.
"Electronic Arts could have continued to compete by offering a lower price and/or a higher quality product," the suit said. ..."
The suit against Redwood City-based EA (NASDAQ:ERTS) says after early competition in football games between EA and Take-Two Interactive Inc., EA cut the price of its Madden 2005 game from $49.95 to $29.95.
"Electronic Arts could have continued to compete by offering a lower price and/or a higher quality product," the suit said. ..."
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