Game Description

Madden NFL 95 features real NFL players and team logos. Modes of play include exhibition, season, and playoffs. Throughout a full season player stats are tracked for a variety of categories.

Make all of the moves of real NFL players. Spin, hurdle, and dive your way into the endzone for a touchdown. Score a touchdown and your player does a dance. When a defender puts a major hit on the ball carrier expect an injury. If an injury occurs make a substitution from your 48 man roster.

Tons of plays, instant replay, drive summaries, 4-Way Play compatible, and everything else you could want is included in Madden NFL 95. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Enjoyment

Great controls and NFL realism. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Production Credits

Design Adaption: Happy Keller, Michael Rubinelli, Gordon Bellamy

Strategy: John Madden

Programming: William Robinson

Executive Producer: Scott Orr

Producer: Michael Rubinelli

Associate Producer: James Bailey

Assistant Producer: Gordan Bellamy

Graphics: Matthew Crysdale, Steve Paris, Eric Browning,

Cynthia Hamilton, Tara Packard

Music and Sound: Joel Simmons, Jim Simmons

Technical Director:Rob Harris

Play Implementation: Steve Montano, Matt Eastling

Player Ratings: Foster Birch, Scott Wilkinson

Product Manager: Bill Romer

Package Design: E.J. Sarraille Design Group

Package Photography: Henrik Kam

Package Art Direction: Nancy Fong

Documentation: Bill Scheppler

Documentation Layout: Brian Conery

Product Testing: Curtis Cherrington, Jordan Maynard,

Michael Caldwell, Greg Kawamura, Scott Wilkinson

Quality Assurance: Stewart Putney ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Overall

Madden NFL 95 is a great football game loaded with the usual options by Electronic Arts. There are the teams that feature all of the real players and team logos. Full season and playoff modes with tons of stat tracking. Over 100 different injuries. Instant replay and 4-Way Play adapter compatability. A poster featuring complete team rosters and key team plays. Madden NFL 95 is a football game with everything.

Great gameplay puts you in complete control. Passing is simple and allows you to view the whole field. Receivers are marked clearly by a large yellow letter corresponding to the controller buttons. Read the defense and drop the ball over the receiver's shoulder. Once you take control of a receiver or running back you use a variety of moves to escape defenders. When rushing with a quartback you can slide to avoid being hit and injured. The controls really are the best part of the game.

One gameplay complaint is with the play selection windows. They are surrounded by a rectangle with moving lights rotating around the edge. This can be distracting and give you a headache. This won't hurt the game though because of the incredible amount of detail to the game, but it is annoying.

Player graphics have a realistic look to them. The field is large and the scrolling exceptionally smooth. Great sounds place an emphasis on the hard hitting tackles. Also, Madden lends his voice to make note of the great plays and bone crushing hits.

The computer is not a great opponent as usual though. Especially if you have played your way through this videogame series which began with John Madden Football in 1990. The computer opponents may be getting better but so are you. Nevertheless, Madden NFL 95 is a great game that football fans and even non-football fans will find very enjoyable. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Graphics

Detailed players. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Sound

Madden likes to point out the hard hits. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Replay Value

Full season play and lots of stats. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide

Review: Documentation

Poster with all of the rosters is a major plus. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide