“You’re going to see it day one, first game,” promises Madden’s executive producerĬonnor Dougan, the game’s creative director, helped lead a roundtable with games media on Monday, and he used Kansas City receiver Tyreek Hill, carrying the ball on a sweep, as an all-purpose example. Next Gen Stats, as the NFL and Amazon Web Services call this data set, would seem to provide a solution to it all, by supporting the game’s animations and player AI with real-life patterns of behavior.
Madden over the years has been continually bothered by movement and AI that can seem preternaturally aware (linebackers in pass coverage, for example), stupefyingly oblivious (blockers downfield), or superhumanly quick (a running back changing direction, or a receiver on a streak route). “On defense, it’s more fun,” Graddy added, “but I think even, like, running the ball, it feels like there’s half a second more to read the hole and align your running back to hit that hole.” “You’re going to see it day one, first game,” executive producer Seann Graddy told Polygon.
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4 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, will incorporate this tracking of player movement, acceleration, deceleration, and change of direction to deliver what developers vow is a more lifelike game of American football, noticeable on the first snap. Well, now these numbers are going into the league’s video game. You may have seen halftime ads showing how the league’s corporate partners use this data to form advanced analyses and eye-popping prediction models. For the past five years, every NFL player has had an RFID chip in his jersey, recording his whereabouts and movements on the field for every play of every game.
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