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Madden NFL 2004 is an American football video game released for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance in 2003. Developed by EA Tiburon and published by Electronic Arts, it is the 15th installment of the Madden NFL series. The game was released to positive reviews and became one of the best-selling games on the Game Boy Advance.

Gameplay

Madden NFL 2004 features a variety of gameplay modes, including Exhibition, Season, Tournament, and Franchise. In Exhibition mode, players can compete against each other or against the computer in a single match. Season mode allows players to play through an entire season with their chosen team, including playoffs and Super Bowl. In Tournament mode, players can compete in a tournament with up to eight teams. Finally, Franchise mode allows players to manage a team over multiple seasons and build their dynasty.

The game features all 31 NFL teams from the 2003-04 season as well as all 16 NFC and AFC playoff teams from that season. It also includes all 10 stadiums from that season and several classic stadiums such as Three Rivers Stadium and Riverfront Stadium. Players have access to over 1,500 plays including offense, defense, special teams, 2-point conversions, and onside kicks. The game also features realistic commentary provided by John Madden himself as well as user-controlled celebrations after touchdowns or big plays.

Features

Madden NFL 2004 includes several new additions compared to previous entries in the series. These include Create-A-Player which allows users to create their own custom players with unique attributes; Mini Camp which serves as a tutorial for new players; Play Editor which allows users to customize existing plays or create new ones; 3D passing which improves accuracy when throwing long passes; Hot Routes which allow users to quickly adjust routes for receivers; and more detailed stats tracking for individual players throughout the season.

The game also includes several improvements made from its predecessor Madden NFL 2003 such as improved graphics with real-time lighting effects; improved AI for better defensive playcalling; faster loading times; an enhanced playbook featuring more than 800 offensive plays; improved animations for smoother player movements; customizable controls allowing users to map out specific plays on specific buttons on the controller; improved camera angles during replays; updated rosters reflecting changes made during free agency in 2003; and more detailed player stats tracking throughout each season.

Reception

Madden NFL 2004 received generally positive reviews upon release with many critics praising its improved gameplay mechanics and visuals compared to previous entries in the series while others noted its lack of innovation compared to other sports titles available at that time such as ESPN NBA Basketball or FIFA Soccer 2004 Edition (GameCube). The game was praised for its improved control scheme allowing users greater freedom when controlling their teams on offense or defense as well as its depth due to its wide variety of gameplay modes available such as Tournament Mode or Franchise Mode which allowed users greater control over how they wanted their team’s dynasty to progress over multiple seasons. The game sold over 800 thousand copies worldwide making it one of the best selling games on the Game Boy Advance console at that time.