A different view

[oicu8ad]

Very hard to see who the ******* WR is downfield since you can't see their number.

Very hard to determine how many yards were gained due to depth perception.

Don't like not being able to see where the WR's are lined up and who's on which side (kept wanting to press L2 -- or Z for Wii) to see the whole field.

Hopefully this does not continue. The game was not as enjoyable for me (other than the win). I feel like I missed so much with this view.

 

[GILBERT]

I didn't like it. Depth perception is lost.

 

[black and gold apex]

One thing it did show was all these times we are on Ben where he throws the ball, last night we saw how no one was really open and how many times the receiver just stops on routes. Also he is more accurate than many see on this forum plus he was pressured way more than he should of been.

 

[bmoritz]

A good compromise - use it for replays, but NOT for live shots. You can’t see what’s going on live

 

[Stryker]

You still think so?

Yes I do. I'm always for progress.

Move aside or get run over!

All aboard the Madden Angle train WOOOO WOOOOO!!

 

[MTC]

It wasn't bad. Seeing the lines set up was pretty cool.
The game moves pretty damn fast. As another poster stated, being an nfl QB requires some split second decision making.

From the Titans offensive side you could see the interceptions coming and the freakish athleticism of the LB group.

 

[SanDiegoSteeler]

A good compromise - use it for replays, but NOT for live shots. You can’t see what’s going on live

Disagree. I saw more of what's going on live, That's probably everyone's beef about it.

I am for just the reverse, use it more for the live shots, and then the "normal" angles for the replays.

 

[steelerscotty]

liked it on kick-offs, thats about it.

 

[mightyguru]

I loved it. Prefer it by a wide margin.

 

[tapeANaspirin2it]

what stood out was how often the steelers routes are all outside the numbers and there is literally nobody in the middle of the field

 

[pittbull]

It's like I have to learn to watch football all over again. I can't say I don't like it, but I agree with everyone saying depth perception is difficult. What looked like a one yard run was in reality about 4 or 5 yards. I do like being able to see the passing lanes and once I get used to it (the game slows down for me ) I think I'll be able to judge the linemen better too.