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Video Game Analysis: Madden Ultimate Team
Madden is a video game which emulates American football. The teams represented are in the actual NFL, featuring their real life players and coaches. The game allows you to call plays and control players in games you play against other teams. Players are rated in different areas of their physical and cognitive ability. In Madden Ultimate Team, you have the ability to build your own team of players from the NFL, completing challenges to upgrade your team and get the players you want. However, that leaves us with a question: how do you build the best team

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