Tonight, EA Sports held its Mut 23 coins annual Season Opener at The Press Club in San Francisco. The publisher showcased a variety of its forthcoming games as well as technical demonstrations for two of its biggest games: Madden NFL 23. Here's a recap of game-by-game of (almost) every game during the event.

NCAA and Madden Unfortunatelyfor soccer fans EA did not reveal any features for its coming pigskin games. Instead, the company chose to discuss high-level issues concerning the two games, namely NCAA and Madden NFL 23.

In the NCAA front the director of production Roy Harvey talked about the importance of authenticity in both the game's gameplay as well as its presentation. Harvey also spoke about the challenges of making a college football game specifically from a playbook point of view.

Although NFL teams may play three to four different offenses in the entire game, in the college football, there's a multitude of offensive options to track and design in order to make the sport more enjoyable. Harvey's main arguments were the same as a post that he wrote on the EA Sports official Madden NFL 23 website.

The Madden portion of the football game was as ambiguous in terms of the new features, however the executive producer Jeremy Strauser did have some interesting facts to share. They were based on data gathered from EA using the massive amount of Madden NFL 23 players who are online.

Strauser stated that the Madden team has now collected approximately 173 million data points each day of Madden 23 players. This can buy madden nfl 23 coins yield interesting data nuggets, like this: