This year's Madden packs a lot in the way of gameplay and feature enhancements. While it's sure to be maligned by many as being 'the same as last year,' I think those that spend a lot of time with will be pleased with the amount of content EA Sports fit into a relatively short development cycle. One of the biggest changes to the classic Madden formula is the addition of online co-op.

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Madden NFL 10 also delivers Online Franchise mode so that you can easily manage a multiplayer Franchise Mode experience from in-game and on the web. Madden NFL 10 was developed by EA™ Tiburon for EA SPORTS™.

You and a buddy now have the ability to hop onto either Xbox Live or PlayStation Network and team up against the AI. How well does the oft-requested game mode perform?

Read on for the answers.First things first, when you first hop into the Xbox Live or PlayStation Network menus from the main menu, you'll want to select unranked co-op match. If none exist then you'll create one for a buddy to hop into. You pick your team, you pick the team that the AI will use and then take a short break while staring at a loading screen before tag-teaming the CPU. If you're the player who created the co-op match then you'll essentially be the host.

You're going to be the one making decisions at the coin toss and for every play call. The other player is shown a simple summary of the three most recent plays and their outcome. Let's just hope I never get stuck playing against my sworn nemesis on Xbox Live. Controllers will fly.