All Pro, All-Madden , etc...

[MurdaTapes]

What does the different levels of madden mean? I thought like playing All-Madden is when the AI is maxed out and the players play to the overall settings better. Is this true? I kinda know but not really. Like one game I was playing (offline with a friend) we were first playing on All-Pro. He did a PA and both of my CBs fell bit on it and got burnt down field. Now I haven't tested it on All-Madden yet but I never seen both of my damn CBs bite. Maybe one might, but two? So that's why I was asking if the different Madden levels meant something. I know they do, but what?

get at me.

[MurdaTapes]

anybody? somebody out there? must be the holidays.

[49erFanForEva]

BAsically, you should just play on All-Madden all the time.... the AI is better which makes it a better game. If you're just playing the CPU, all madden is much harder.

[OBinKC]

Regardless if you're playing Madden with a friend or against the CPU, the awareness of everyone on the field is better. It's a better overall game because the PA's don't work every time and everyone plays much better.

[Bearfanmike20]

I have to say that this year the comp is the most difficult it has ever been on all madden.