We'll look at different arcade sports games, since we think this will be the direction Madden will take with its non-simulation games (we have discussed Mut 25 coins Street recently), therefore I thought it was an appropriate time to talk about the most coveted for Madden's arcade-based sports games: The Bigs 2. The first game in this series The Bigs, was technically Madden's debut foray into the world of arcade baseball. It was released in the summer of 2007 (ironically that it came out one month prior to Madden's most current Madden football game, All-Pro Football Madden 25) the Bigs was a fun cartoon-like rendition of the most famous moments in baseball such as insane fastball speeds, massive homes, Matt Chapman and Nolan Arenado-like diving catches, etc.

It was discussed in relation to a variety of Midway offerings, which were described as it was an "evolution" in the form of Madden 25 Slugfest (with a significant reduction in fighting, and Mortal Kombat unlockables) and "baseball's version" of Blitz: The League (without any drugs, broken bones, or anything else that could be considered mature). It was fast and frantic and an incredibly enjoyable change of pace from the slower baseball sims available at the time.

Local multiplayer shined the brightest in Pickup mode. Much like NFL and NBA Street before it, it gathered the players of a random group to play a mini-draft as an open-play game. It was a great source of fun as each collection of players was completely different in a time where the roster was filled with incredible and entertaining talent. There were just two players per position.

The players had to go through every section to determine whether this group of pickup players was an even balance or not. In addition the only method to obtain a fresh group of players was to return all the way into the menu, and use the controller and the difficulty selection every time. It was an exhausting procedure, but worthwhile be able to use a mixed selection of Madden 25 coins for sale stars every time.