Madden NFL 12: Game Predicts Real Sport Results
Madden NFL 13 is a video game that simulates American football. It comes complete with all 32NFL teams and stadiums, as well as more than 1,700 players. The franchise is also proud to be backed up by a storyline. If you subscribe to the EA Sports Season Ticker then you get a full digital access to other games from EA Sports three days before they are launch. There is also a 20% discount on DLCs as well as many other promos.
An annual subscription costs either $24.99 or 2000Microsoft Points at PlayStation Network and Xbox Live respectively. Franchises that are participating in the Madden NFL 13 promotions are FIFA Soccer, NCAA Football, NHL Hockey and Tiger Woods PGA Tour. The latest offering from the Madden NFL franchise is expected to provide a simulated annual Super Bowl, starting from the 38th Super Bowl. Super Bowl 46’s simulation was made possible with the help of artificial intelligence that has been fed by real-life date coming from all the teams and players that were participating in the particular Super Bowl. Even variances are included. This means that injuries have also been considered. Do you know that six out of the last Super Bowl champions have been named by Madden NFL using AI.
That sure sounds like a handy and efficient use of AI. Sports video games are supposed to be simulations of the real thing anyway. Because the Madden NFL franchise has been able to predict the majority of the latest Super Bowl champions accurately, the AI used is pretty accurate and was able to calculate well using given data.
What do you think of a game being able to predict results in the real world accurately? Should we expect all sports video games to do the same if enough facts have been fed into them?
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