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Madden 19 vs Madden 18: 9 Exciting New Madden 19 Features

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6 years ago

08/06/2018

Here’s what’s new in Madden 19. EA delivers major changes to the game this year with many big updates to Ultimate Team and Connected Franchise Mode in addition to other new Madden 19 features.

After spending the last several days playing Madden 19, we have a better grasp of the new features, and what they mean to playin the game. This is not just a roster update, and it definitely feels like EA listened to what players wanted from Madden Ultimate Team this year.

We’re walking through the new Madden 19 features that you need to know about as you think about pre-ordering Madden 19.

Madden 19 vs Madden 18, what’s new in Madden 19.

The Madden 19 release date is August 7th for the Hall of Fame edition and August 10th for the standard edition. Confused about which one to buy? Here’s our breakdown of which Madden 19 edition you should buy, based on what you get for the added $20.

Over the past several years EA focused on upgrading passing, fixing the defense and making Madden ratings matter more. We saw upgraded graphics in Madden 18 and now EA is focused on better player motion which will also improve the run game.

Here are the new Madden 19 features and upgrades from Madden 18 that you can look forward to testing out at EA Play and bringing home in August.

Madden 19 Real Player Motion

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EA is hyper-focused on control and movement this year with Real Player Motion (RPM). This will deliver "unprecedented control" to players who can now move more realistically and see that shown on screen with better animations.

Instead of all players on the field moving mostly in a similar fashion, you will see differences between body types and positions. This offers the possibility to change up the way we play the game and the importance of using players in the positions they are assigned for.

With new animations, players also get more control of the players. This means you will see better cuts and acceleration from ballcarriers and even fan favorite celebrations.