Xbox 360’s newest addition to the series is Madden NFL 2010. While some say the series plateaued long ago, there’s no denying that this is the biggest most realistic Madden yet.

Madden NFL 2010’s presentation has been tweaked from the traditional interface to an interface reminiscent of a cross between the NFL network and NBC, complete with a weekly recap on what went on with your franchise.

The feeling of integration into the NFL world is further enhanced by the inclusion of many well choreographed scripted scenes. Watching fans buying overprices memorabilia, referees arguing with each other, and coaches shouting at their teams gives an extra level of realism.

In terms of graphics, Madden NFL 2010 is the best Madden to date. Unique quarteback movement, fluid movement, and great animations all contribute to a fantastic overall appearance. Jukes and ever looked so good.

A new online franchise management mode and online co-op adds to the overall game play experience. Players can manage their team and trade players on their console, computer, or on an iPhone app. Co-op gameplay dismissed the traditional camera system in favor of a more close up camera angle.

Overall, Madden NFL 2010 is the most realistic, biggest, and best Madden to date. Though online co-op could still use some work, Madden is Madden NFL 2010 is Xbox 360’s most realistic football experience.