What about the here and now? Well, today sees the arrival of Aerial_Knight’s DropShot and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora for Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Premium subscribers can also finally go hands-on with Avowed, which is getting a meaty new Anniversary Update today alongside its PS5 port.

Death Howl, a Souls-like deck builder, follows on February 19th for all three tiers, along with EA Sports College Football 26 for Ultimate subscribers. However, the standout addition is undoubtedly The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition for Ultimate and Premium. Right on time for that rumored new DLC.

TCG Card Shop Simulator arrives on February 24th, though it’s still in early access, with Dice A Million joining on February 25th for Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Towerborne’s 1.0 release is also out on February 26th and will be available for all three tiers. And for those who don’t care that Henry has come to visit us on March 3rd, they can experience Final Fantasy 3 instead.

Check out all the titles that will be leaving on February 28th (available to purchase at a 20 percent discount for Game Pass members):

• Monster Train (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Injustice 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Middle Earth: Shadow of War (Cloud, Console, and PC)

The post is a the latest iteration of the Xbox Excellence Awards, which was created last year to celebrate how players engaged with various releases on Xbox. The Store Rating category lists 2025 games with the best ratings on the Microsoft Store, with an added requirement of the title having at least 500 ratings. Player Engagements is about the average number of hours spent on a game by each player within the first six weeks of a game’s release. Daily Active Users celebrates titles, expansions or updates with the highest single-day active users throughout the year. And finally Units Sold is fairly self-explanatory.

Going down the lists, you’ll find many of the biggest releases of the year, from ARC Raiders and Battlefield 6, as well as award-winning RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Indie titles have also been well-represented, with games like Crime Scene Cleaner and Satisfactory making it into the lists. There also doesn’t seem to have been a singular genre to dominate the lists, since everything from sports games like EA Sports Madden NFL 26, to fantasy adventure life sims like Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, and even fighting games like Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics are well represented.

Curiously, none of the games was present in all four of the categories. At most, we got to see titles like Borderlands 4 being able to make it on to three of them: Player Engagement, Daily Active Users and Units Sold. Even ARC Raiders, which has seen quite a bit of success, is only on the Units Sold and Daily Active Users lists.

Microsoft has also emphasized that the lists represent a diverse collection of games developed by studios of varying sizes. All in all, it represents 48 unique developers based out of 13 countries, with 24 publishers having had a hand in their release. 19 of the games were self-published. “Taken as a whole, it’s an encapsulation of development on Xbox – we want gaming to reach you wherever you are, and for the teams making those games to find you from wherever they are,” wrote the company.

Full list of games:

Store Rating:

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
• Crime Scene Cleaner
• Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles 2
• Digimon Story: Time Stranger
• Dreamcore
• Dynasty Warriors: Origins
• Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time
• Final Fantasy XVI
• Lies of P: Overture
• Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
• Little Nightmares III
• Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics
• Minami Lane
• Mullet MadJack
• Poppy Playtime Chapter 4
• Satisfactory
• Silent Hill 2
• Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
• The First Berserker: Khazan

Player Engagement:

• Borderlands 4
• Digimon Story: Time Stranger
• Dynasty Warriors: Origins
• EA Sports College Football 26
• EA Sports FC 26
• Elden Ring Nightreign
• Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time
• Farm Together 2
• Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles
• Helldivers 2
• Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
• Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
• MLB The Show 25
• Monster Hunter Wilds
• NBA 2K26
• NHL 26
• Rust
• Satisfactory
• The First Berserker: Khazan

Daily Active Users:

• Arc Raiders
• Avowed
• Battlefield 6
• Borderlands 4
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
• DOOM: The Dark Ages
• Elden Ring Nightreign
• Fortnite
• Forza Horizon 5
• Grand Theft Auto V
• Grounded 2
• Helldivers 2
• Marvel Rivals
• Minecraft
• NBA 2K26
• Rematch
• Roblox
• Rocket League
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege

Units Sold:

• Arc Raiders
• Assassin’s Creed Shadows
• Battlefield 6
• Borderlands 4
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
• EA Sports Madden NFL 26
• EA Sports College Football 26
• EA Sports FC 26
• Elden Ring Nightreign
• Grand Theft Auto V
• Helldivers 2
• Hollow Knight: Silksong
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
• MLB The Show 25
• Monster Hunter Wilds
• NBA 2K26
• PGA Tour 2K25
• Ready or Not
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
• WWE 2K25

Taking a closer look at software sales for the month of December, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 took the lead, with Battlefield 6 being ranked third. Other titles in the best-seller charts for the month are a mix of newer games like Donkey Kong Bananza and older titles like Grand Theft Auto 5, Minecraft and Red Dead Redemption 2.

While other console makers might have started struggling with console sales last year, Nintendo has been doing quite well with the release of the Switch 2. Piscatella had confirmed, the Switch 2 ended up being the best-selling console of the year in the US, with the country accounting for 4.4 million units. Along with this, the new console is also noted as selling faster than the original Switch from back in 2017.

As he noted, the Switch 2’s hardware sales single-handedly managed to offset industry-wide downward trends in console hardware sales. Sony’s PS5 ranked second for the period. The Switch 2 has also been described by Piscatella as being the “fastest selling video game console hardware platform” in history so far.

While things might be going well for Nintendo for the time being, research firm Niko Partners has predicted that the company will end up raising the price of the Switch 2 thanks to the worldwide memory shortages affecting manufacturing. The firm noted that, while the Switch 2 is priced competitively when compared to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo might have to bring its latest console in line with its competitors to maintain profitability.

In the meantime, Battlefield Studios has been working hard on creating and testing more content for the upcoming second season of Battlefield 6. While it hasn’t yet revealed too many details aside from its February 17 launch date, the developers provided a few hints about what kind of content we can expect when Season 2 of Battlefield 6 is kicked off.

Among the new content coming to the game is a brand new map, dubbed Contagion, that will also feature its own unique gameplay mechanics. No details have been provided about these mechanics, aside from vague hints about players needing to use equipment to interact with them, a soldier wearing a gas mask in the teaser trailer, and the fact that the map’s name implies some sort of contagious infection will be involved.

Battlefield 6 is available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. For more details, check out our review from back when it first came out.

2025 Top 20 Best-Selling Premium Games – U.S. (Dollar Sales, Physical and Digital from digital data sharing publishers, excludes add-on content)

— Mat Piscatella (@matpiscatella.bsky.social) 2026-01-22T14:00:07.506Z

December 2025 Top 20 Best-Selling Premium Games – U.S. (Dollar Sales, Physical and Digital from digital data sharing publishers, excludes add-on content)

— Mat Piscatella (@matpiscatella.bsky.social) 2026-01-22T14:00:07.505Z

However, in a change from previous years, it’s not the best-selling premium title for 2025 (ending November 29th). That went to EA’s Battlefield 6 with NBA 2K26 and Monster Hunter Wilds occupying the second and third spots. Black Ops 7 is in seventh place, just ahead of, conveniently enough, Black Ops 6.

Other notable titles in the top ten include Borderlands 4 at fourth place, EA Sports College Football 26 in fifth and Madden NFL 26 in sixth. The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered occupied ninth place, followed by Ghost of Yōtei.

Returning to November’s sales, it was a surprisingly rough month for Nintendo Switch 2 releases as Kirby Air Riders and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment debuted in tenth and eleventh, respectively. Of course, that doesn’t include digital sales.

“We can’t say too much about it yet, but if I think about the opportunity, going back to where we are on College Football, college sport has one of the most vibrant fanbase in the world,” said Wilson (transcription via Insider Gaming). “And that trickles over to basketball certainly. We’re seeing momentum of fandom in college basketball also continue to grow. Fans, athletes, universities pour their passion into these sports. And it is that passion that makes it special, that makes the games different.”

Wilson spoke about the unique challenges in developing games based on college sports, since there is quite a bit of emphasis on not only accurately portraying the sport itself, but also things around it, including “the energy, pageantry, the traditions, and celebrating the unique sights and sounds and stories of every school and rivalry.” He went on to note his beliefs that EA has been doing quite well in these regards thanks to College Football.

“We feel like we deliver that incredibly well with College Football,” he said. “We’d love to do the same for basketball. All 350 programs, men’s and women’s teams, the iconic traditions and rivalries, and of course, March Madness.”

“So for us, college sports broadly is an exciting opportunity. We feel like we’ve done a really strong job, and remain committed to doing that in the context of college football. We believe that with what we’ve done with the teams, the technology, and our commitment around College Football, we’d have a great ability to do the same for college basketball, and as we look to try and activate against that opportunity, we’ll be able to share more.”

Wilson’s statements come following reports that 2K might also be looking to bring back college basketball through a revival of sorts of its College Hoops 2K franchise. While the company is yet to make any official announcements, reports have indicated that 2K has been in contact with sports programs across schools and universities for the revival.

In the meantime, EA recently released its latest college sport game – EA Sports College Football 26. The game, released earlier this month, is available on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, and comes with a host of new mechanics, especially revolving around the various systems surrounding Coaches. There have also been plenty of changes made to the overall game, including dynamic times of day, epic runouts, and the addition of more mascots.

For more details about EA Sports College Football 26, check out our review. Also check out our feature about all the differences between EA Sports College Football 26 and 25. While you’re at it, also check out our guide on how you can make a lot of coins.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

In this age of $70 and $80 titles, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers from Leenzee offers a substantial action RPG experience for just $50. As Wuchang, you’ll venture through the remains of Shu in the late Ming Dynasty, desperately searching for a cure to the Feathering disease, players will battle humans and monstrous foes with 25 unique weapons and 40 spells. With a playtime of 40 to 60 hours, multiple endings, and the freedom to challenge bosses in any order, it could be the next breakout Souls-like when it launches on July 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.

EA Sports College Football 26

The College Football franchise had its long-awaited resurgence last year, and despite some nitpicks, it was pretty good. Launching on July 10th for Xbox Series X/S and PS5, College Football 26 addresses those issues, upping the authenticity with light shows, drone shows, and more mascots while expanding on plays and formations, adding player Archetypes, and incorporating new mechanics like Block Steering.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4

Just when it seemed impossible, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is finally happening, providing a remake compilation of the third and fourth games in the series with gorgeous new visuals and features. Granted, it doesn’t carry over everything – Pro Skater 4’s Career Mode isn’t open-ended, instead comprising two-minute runs. However, you can increase the timer and even engage in unique objectives via Pro Goals. Even with these caveats, it should be another blast from the past when it launches on July 11th for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.

Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream

One of the more impressive-looking titles emerging from the Summer of Gaming, River End Games’ Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream combines a 1900s Nordic-style city with an engrossing narrative and stealth mechanics involving multiple playable characters. Despite the small size of its team, the sheer attention to detail in the world and cutscenes is something to behold. Here’s hoping it delivers some substantial gameplay as well when it launches on July 15th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.

Mecha BREAK

With its progression issues mostly sorted and new maps and Strikers on the way, Mecha BREAK could be the de facto competitive mecha shooter when it launches on July 1st for Xbox Series X/S and PC. Between the unique abilities of each Striker, the stunning aesthetics, and the range of modes – from 5v5 objective-based play to the extraction shooter chaos of MashMak – there’s something for almost every mecha fan.

Donkey Kong Bananza

Donkey Kong and a younger Pauline team up on an epic new adventure that involves extensive environmental destruction, banana collecting, and thwarting the evil Void Company. Bananza’s platforming seemingly channels Bowser’s Fury with its mix of platforming and exploration, but Donkey Kong carves out his own niche – quite literally since he can wreck just about everything. Those chunks can then function as weapons, traversal tools, and much more. With optional challenge ruins, a variety of abilities and outfits, and Bananza Powers for even more mayhem, Donkey Kong Bananza should be everything we need in a Nintendo platformer when it launches on July 17th for the Switch 2.

Shadow Labyrinth

If you thought Bomberman as a gritty post-apocalyptic action title was concerning, say hello to Pac-Man, the all-powerful devouring entity in Bandai Namco’s Shadow Labyrinth. You primarily control Swordsman No. 8, venturing through an unknown planet’s mazes aided by Puck. Defeating threats allows for the latter to devour them, and you can even fuse for traversing obstacles or even transforming into a powerful mech for more damage. As unorthodox as it seems, Shadow Labyrinth may have some meat to its gameplay when it launches on July 18th for Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Killing Floor 3

After a sudden delay, Tripwire’s Killing Floor 3 is now launching July 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. The futuristic setting and premise, where players control the rebel group Nightfall, battling the Zeds manufactured by the megacorp, Horizine, with extensive amounts of gore, is still present. However, it enhanced the overall look and feel of its maps, making them grittier and darker in the process while improving the HUD, enemy Zed AI and performance. So far, so good, and if it delivers on its predecessor’s high-octane action, it may be another incredible time.

Super Mario Party Jamboree: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV

Nintendo’s latest “Hear me out” proposition for the Switch 2 is an enhanced version of the Switch 1’s Super Mario Party Jamboree. It’s out on July 24th for $79.99 and offers improved visuals and performance, new mini-games, Frenzy Rules for faster games and support for the Joy-Con 2’s mouse controls. There’s also Jamboree TV, which requires the Switch 2’s camera, as a new means to experience the game. Whether it’s worth the full price is subjective but if you own the current game and don’t mind spending $20 for the Upgrade Pack, it may be worth checking out.

Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game

With so many titles in The Lord of the Rings series involving war scenarios and brutal combat, it’s nice to play a life sim that embraces the simpler things. Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of The Rings Game purports to fulfil that fantasy, as you control a Hobbit in the Shire, mingling with others, tending to your garden, cooking meals and hosting parties. It’s available on July 29th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound

A throwback to the classic Ninja Gaiden side-scrollers, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound proved incredibly impressive in its recent demo. Alternating between Kenji Mozu and the Black Spider Clan’s Kumori, players engage in a punishing action platforming adventure, continuously chaining powerful strikes to take out enemies. Swift, savage and sleek, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound launches on July 31st for Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business

If Teyon’s base game resonated with you in an old-school first-person shooter sense, then good news as Unfinished Business offers more of the same. As a standalone expansion, it features new abilities and weapons alongside a new range of mercenary enemies and challenges as Murphy ascends the OmniTower. Even more notable are the flashbacks to his pre-RoboCop life, which brings some very human vulnerabilities to the mix. RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business launches on July 17th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Ready or Not

With the SWAT franchise well and truly buried, Ready or Not could serve as a worthy substitute for those who want methodical, tactical shooting. Between managing the status of your units to enforcing real-world tactics, it promises realistic combat scenarios where planning and execution are paramount. Of course, you can also engage in five-player co-op and watch the chaos unfold. Ready or Not is already available on PC and will be launching on July 15th for Xbox Series X/S and PS5.

Total Chaos

A new psychological horror title with an excessively dark color palette wouldn’t ordinarily attract much attention, but Total Chaos is from the creator of the stellar Turbo Overkill. Venturing through an unforgiving world, scavenging materials to make weapons, and battling monstrosities looks intriguing – like a first-person version of Darkwood. PC players can experience it on July 24th, but there’s a free demo available to try now.

Ratatan

If the arrival of Patapon 1 + 2 Replay wasn’t enough, rhythm game fans can look forward to its spiritual successor on July 24th for PC via Steam Early Access. The recent free demo certainly showcased room for improvement, but the appeal of rogue-like rhythm combat with co-op support and more than 100 characters, combined with the stellar soundtrack and gorgeous visuals, looks too good to resist.

The Dynasty mode returns after being a fan favourite from the previous iteration of College Football, and according to producer Chad Walker and prinipal game designer Ben Haumiller, the mode was built with three core pillars in mind – Build Your Coach, Build Your Program, and Deliver the World of College Footbal.

The two explain that Dynasty mode in College Football 26 represents “year 2 of that vision”, with a focus on expanding on the foundations that were first laid down with College Football 25. This means that just about every aspect of the mode, from creating your coach, the RPG-styled progression of your coach, to coach archetypes have all seen quite a few expansions.

For example, coaches will need to meet minimum level requirements in order to access the three base archetypes of Recruiter, Motivator, and Tactician. Rather than allowing players to freely switch their coach archetype, players will now instead have a coach that has grown in a more organic manner.

The Coach Carousel has also seen some improvements, with players getting new notifications about job offers getting accepted or declined, as well as players getting more control over the hiring and retention process. Top-tier coaches now also get better and more consistent job opportunities.

Other aspects, like how recruiting new players, have also seen quite a few changes, including the evolving expectations of every player in your team, as well as players in other teams that you might be hoping to recruit.

“We saw this most recently with Tennessee’s quarterback, who, as a freshman, led the team to the College Football Playoff in a breakout season,” explained the company. “As he grew into a bigger name in the sport, so did his expectations — particularly around his Brand dealbreaker, which increased significantly the following year.”

When it comes to player progression, College Football 26 features quite a few details when it comes to how they improve. The game features a skill groups that can level from 10 to 20 over the course of games played. This, according to the company, leads to more gradual and natural-feeling progression.

Through this system, College Football 26’s athletes can grow over the course of not only games, but also through rigorous training regimens to help develop their various traits. There will also be more direct control over player development available, where skill points can be spent on specific traits to level them up.

Details about these, alongside new features like player archetypes and positions, can be checked out in more detail through the deep dive offered by EA Sports. In the meantime, College Football 26 is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. The game got its debut trailer back in May which gave us a look at some of its new features, including upgrades to the Wear and Tear system, as well as some of the more than 2,800 new plays and unique schemes.

College Football 26 is available for pre-order on its own, as well as through a bundle alongside Madden NFL 26, which is out on August 14.

As for gameplay, EA Sports has revealed that EA Sports College Football 26 will include new features like Dynamic Substitutions for fatigue management, upgrades to the Wear and Tear system, and an overhaul to the Archetype system so that more unique skill sets can be shown off in the game. The title will also feature more than 2,800 new plays and unique schemes, as well as more than 300 real-world coaches.

“Our vision for what it means to experience college football continues to be our wide open, fast paced gameplay that’s anchored by a swath of foundational football features like stunts and twists, custom zones, and improved blocking and coverage logic,” wrote the company on its official website.

Enhancements made to the Wear and Tear system revolve around being more realistic, while also giving players more customisation options that can better fit any given play style.

The core gameplay is also being improved, including the ability to make use of skills between tackles. The Physics Based Tackling System is also seeing some upgrades with new types of tackles as well as enhancements to the hit stick. Players will generally feel more in control of the game, and there will also be a new Custom Zones feature that will provide more options for coverage when it comes to scrimmage.

EA Sports College Football 26 will also feature enhanced Stadium Pulse effects, including new HUD visuals, intense camera shake, and clock distortion that the studio hopes will help players feel like they’re right in the field alongside the players, feeling the same high-pressure environments as their teams.

“We want you to immerse yourself in unforgettable game day atmospheres with more electrifying sights, sounds, and traditions than ever before,” wrote the company. “Feel the energy of new situations and stadium-specific music, fight songs, and dynamic commentary.”

EA Sports College Football 26 will feature quite a few game modes, including Dynasty, Road to Glory, College Football Ultimate Team, Road to the College Football Playoff, and Team Builder. Notably, the Dynasty game mode will also include cross-play between the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game, with up to 32 players being allowed in an Online Dynasty. Players will need a valid EA account to make use of cross-platform multiplayer, however.

As for Road to Glory, players will be able to choose from 10 new archetypes as they start their journey as part of the Recruiting Class of 2025. Players will get to make plenty of decisions throughout the game mode as they build up their highlight tape to earn an offer from their dream school.

EA Sports College Football 26 is coming out on July 10, and is available as a bundle alongside Madden NFL 26, which in turn is slated for release on August 14.

In the meantime, the cover stars for the Standard and Deluxe Editions have been revealed. The former consists of wide receivers Ryan Williams of the Alabama Crimson Tide and Jeremiah Smith of the Ohio State Buckeyes. While they’re also on the Deluxe Edition’s cover, it also contains various other players, band members, cheerleaders, mascots, and legends.

Stay tuned for more details when the reveal trailer drops. EA Sports College Football 26 launches on July 10th for Xbox Series X/S and PS5, retailing for $69.99. The Deluxe Edition costs $99.99 and includes various goodies like 4600 CUT Points, Dynasty Coach Points, Road to Glory Skill Points, and three days of early access.

EA Sports College Football 26 is slated for release on July 10, while Madden NFL 26 is set for a slightly later release on August 14. Both titles also have Deluxe Edition releases for pre-order, granting 3 days of advanced access.

The release dates for Madden NFL 26 and EA Sports College Football 26 were announced with a new trailer that you can check out below. Along with the release dates, the trailer also gave us brief glimpses of what the titles will look like in terms of photorealism on the field and a behind-the-scenes look at its various game modes.

Fans that pre-order Madden NFL 26‘s Deluxe Edition will get 4,600 Madden Points, a Season 1 Elite Player item, Cover Athlete Elite Player item, Superstar Legendary XP Boost, Franchise Coach ability points, and Player card exclusive item, alongside the three days of early access before its August 14 release.

Getting the Deluxe Edition for EA Sports College Football 26, on the other hand, will get you 4,600 College Football Points, Top Prospect Ultimate Team Pack, All Hands Ultimate Team Pack, Dynasty Coach Points, and Road to Glory Skill Points, alongside the three days of early access before its July 10 release.

Along with the Deluxe Edition, pre-orders for the standard editions of both titles are also available. Priced at $69.99 each, pre-ordering the games also comes with bonuses. Madden NFL 26 will reward pre-orders with Cover Athlete Elite MUT Player Item, Superstar Legendary XP Boost, and Franchise Coach Ability Points.

Pre-ordering the standard edition of EA Sports College Football 26 will reward players with the CUT All Hands Pack, Dynasty Coach Points, and Road to Glory Skill Points.

Both games are also available in the MVP Bundle. Through this, players will get access to both games and all of the Deluxe Edition goodies, including early access. The MVP Bundle is available digitally for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S at $149.99. Players with an EA Play subscription can grab the bundle at a 10 percent discount, bringing its price down to $134.99.

Because EA Sports College Football 26 isn’t coming to PC, the MVP Bundle is exclusive to the console releases of both games.

While Madden NFL has been a long-running franchise for EA, College Football was long dormant, only returning with last year’s EA Sports College Football 25. The game was an incredibly successful one, getting more than 2.8 million players before its worldwide launch alone thanks to early access granted by the Deluxe Edition. Eventually, reports from back in December revealed that it had become the all-time best-selling sports game in US history.

For more details about the previous entries in both franchises, check out our reviews of Madden NFL 25, as well as EA Sports College Football 25.