Spot On: Virtual Super Bowl 2004
One sports sim has consistently picked the big game’s winner, but this year, the competition makes GameDay scramble.
Madden NFL 2004 News
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Madden tackles top prize at VGAs
Fledgling cable channel SpikeTV pairs porn and power-ups at its first annual Video Game Awards.
Sports Nation numbers rise
250,000 more moths have been lured to the flame, and Madden NFL burns the brightest.
$10,000 in prize money for first MLG event
Major League Gaming announces that its first major console gaming tournament will take place in New York next month.
ESPN pregame spotlights Madden
EA Sports to sponsor pregame show, but does it step on Sega's toes?
Record-breaking season for Madden and NCAA
EA Sports announces that the 2004 editions of both Madden NFL and NCAA Football are recording record-breaking sales.
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Madden NFL 2004 Walkthrough
Are you ready for some football? Our walkthrough covers all major editions of Madden NFL 2004, with summaries of all 32 NFL teams, tips on building your franchise, and strategies ...
Madden NFL 2004 Challenge announced
EA Sports announces that its second annual Madden Challenge tournament will kick off in Chicago this weekend.
Madden NFL 2004 ships
EA announces the North American release of all six versions of its latest football game.
Madden goes gold
EA Sports completes work on the latest game in its long-running football franchise.
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Madden NFL 2004 Impressions
We take a look at some of the brand-new features for the 2004 iteration of Madden NFL.
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Madden NFL 2004 Impressions
We get an up-close look at the 2004 edition of EA Sports' Madden NFL series for the PC.
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Madden NFL 2004 E3 2003 Preshow Report
We got an early look at the next game in EA Sports' best-selling football series, and we have details on its various enhancements.
EA reveals E3 lineup
Electronic Arts releases a list of the games it'll be showing at this year's E3.
Michael Vick takes Madden NFL 2004 cover
The Atlanta Falcons quarterback will be gracing the cover of EA Sports' next Madden game.
EA to support GameCube-GBA connectivity
Electronic Arts and Nintendo announce a collaboration that will see a number of future EA games supporting GameCube-GBA connectivity.
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