When Madden NFL 2001 hits the shelf this fall it will be at warp speed thanks to the technology of the new Playstation®2 computer entertainment system. Madden NFL 2001 takes full advantage of the PlayStation 2's 128-Bit Emotion Engine-the first chip of its kind. Never before have the hits been this big, the players this well-defined, or the gameplay this fast and smooth.
With awesome precision, the PlayStation 2 system processes 25 to 75 million polygons per second, bringing you on to the field like never before. The effect of all these polygons is to saturate the game with a lifelike quality down to the minutest details, including player accessories like turf tape, eye black, and wrist bands. In addition, the environment away from the field is alive, with coaches reacting to plays, fans cheering in the stands, and cheerleaders working the sidelines.
And don't go away thinking that Madden NFL 2001 is just another pretty game, either. It performs. By processing more than 6.2 billion floating point operations per second, the PlayStation 2 is faster than a Pentium III processor. You'll see smooth transitions from play to play.
With all this technology packed into the game, it's no wonder that Madden NFL 2001 for PlayStation 2 has won so many pre-season awards.
When Madden NFL 2001 hits the shelf this fall it will be at warp speed thanks to the technology of the new Playstation®2 computer entertainment system. Madden NFL 2001 takes full advantage of the PlayStation 2's 128-Bit Emotion Engine-the first chip of its kind. Never before have the hits been this big, the players this well-defined, or the gameplay this fast and smooth.
