Keep your eyes on the quarterback

In Madden NFL Football, you have to constantly keep your eyes on the quarterback, the receivers, and the rushing defenders, which makes it hard to keep track of the action. It moves too fast to take in everything at once, and it's quite a feat to make it through an entire game with the effect turned on. And even if you can stomach the added dimension, there's no benefit for your suffering. In most games, you can stare at your main character and let the other elements drift into your periphery Madden Mobile Coins.

On the 3DS your quarterback can’t turn on the jets to avoid the rush until he’s well out of the pocket or across the line of scrimmage. The game also deals with fumbles improperly, stopping the play if an offensive player recovers the ball or a punt returner picks up the ball after flubbing the catch.Madden 3DS features no multiplayer or franchise modes. All you get is a bare bones season mode that doesn’t even keep track of your season stats (a feature that even Tecmo Super Bowl mustered on feeble NES technology). You can play a full season, half season, or the playoffs.