MADDEN NFL 25 NOW AVAILABLE ON GAME PASS
As we gear up for the thrilling Super Bowl showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday, excitement reaches a new level with the release of Madden NFL 25 on Game Pass.
Originally launched last summer, just in time for the NFL season kickoff, Madden NFL 25 is now available to Game Pass subscribers.
Both Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass users can dive into the game and simulate what might unfold in the highly anticipated clash between the Chiefs and Eagles.
MADDEN’S SUPER BOWL PREDICTIONS
EA Sports has a history of using the Madden series to predict Super Bowl outcomes, but this year’s forecasts are still yet to be determined.
Over the last thirteen years, the game’s predictions have proven accurate six times, boasting an almost 46% success rate.
Among its notable predictions, Madden famously nailed the exact score of Super Bowl 49—where the New England Patriots emerged victorious against the Seattle Seahawks with a final tally of 28-24.
This year’s cover athlete, Christian McCaffrey, who currently plays running back for the San Francisco 49ers, has no ties to either of the Super Bowl contenders.
Unfortunately, McCaffrey hasn’t had the smoothest season due to injuries, which rekindles the ongoing conversation surrounding the infamous “Madden curse.” It’s no secret that the physical demands of football often lead to injuries, affecting many players.
However, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has openly acknowledged the curse and even expressed a desire to stay off the Madden cover for fear of its potential jinx.
LOOKING AHEAD
Looking ahead, fans can expect the next edition, Madden NFL 26, to roll out this summer.
While EA hasn’t confirmed the release yet, anticipation is already building.
In another exciting note, after a decade-long absence from Nintendo consoles, EA is eyeing the possibility of reintroducing the franchise on the upcoming Switch 2.
Gather your friends, fire up Madden NFL 25, and start predicting the outcome of the Super Bowl!
Source: GameSpot