The best-selling PC football game is back to dominate with legendary Madden gameplay and the deepest feature set available. Think you got game? Take your skills online against the best through EA SPORTS -sponsored tournaments. Check the online ranking to see how good you really are. The exclusive NFL coaches club license brings in real coaches complete with their own signature styles and plays to add even more strategy to your game. Historical All-Madden team rosters let you match-up today's stars with the legends of the game for all-time braggings rights. Throw in an improved front end and enhanced AI and you've got the ultimate in PC football.

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Alternate Titles

"疯狂橄榄球2001" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
"Madden 2001" -- Informal title

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Part of the Following Groups

Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Madden NFL 2001	PlayStation 2	$0.01
	Madden NFL 2001 [E]	Nintendo 64	$0.01
	Madden NFL 2001	PlayStation	$0.01
	Madden NFL 2001
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User Reviews

Above average football keeping consistent with the Madden lineage	PlayStation 2	Random Fiste (9)
Eye popping graphics, and Classic Madden	Windows	William Shawn McDonie (1153)
The best football game ever.	Windows	Attila (496)

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The Press Says

Game Informer Magazine	PlayStation 2	Nov, 2000	9.75 out of 10	98
Nintendojo	Nintendo 64	2000	9.8 out of 10	98
Absolute Playstation	PlayStation	Sep, 2000	91 out of 100	91
4Players.de	PlayStation 2	Feb 28, 2001	90 out of 100	90
Gamer's Pulse	PlayStation 2	Nov 27, 2000	90 out of 100	90
Jeuxvideo.com	PlayStation 2	Dec 19, 2000	16 out of 20	80
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Oct, 2000	76 out of 100	76
GameStar (Germany)	Windows	Nov, 2000	74 out of 100	74
Game Revolution	PlayStation	Sep 01, 2000	B-	67
The Video Game Critic	PlayStation 2	May 18, 2002	C+	58

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Trivia

EA cover curse

Madden 2001 is credited with starting the EA cover curse by featuring a player on the front of the box instead of John Madden himself. Since then, players on the cover of EA games have seemed to have horrible seasons, severe injuries, and legal troubles.

After going to three consecutive pro bowls and leading the Titans to a Superbowl appearance, Eddie George earned the cover spot on Madden 2001. One season later, his all-purpose yards went from 1962 with 16 touchdowns to 1218 with 5 touchdowns.