That changes with “Madden NFL 26” making its way to the Nintendo Switch 2. With more powerful hardware, the console can run the demanding code that EA Orlando has crafted over the years to make a more realistic football game.

From welcome changes to the on-field gameplay to a completely revamped Skills Trainer, a huge update to Franchise, and less-seismic-but-still-good-improvements to Superstar and Ultimate Team, Madden 26 is EA Tiburon making good on a lot of what it’s been promising.