Madden 07 (Multi)

Some PS3 shots. 

Someone needs to get EA in touch with George Toma. 

Interesting info from the IGN article on Madden & other PS3 titles

IGN Sports: How is the development for PS3 different than what you went through with the 360?

Steve Chiang: Definitely different. The PS3 has an interesting and
unique architecture and it's very powerful. But it's different, because
it has some parallel processing that we've never seen before. Our guys
are getting a kick out of pushing the hardware to its limits. The Xbox
360 is more like a traditional multi-processor PC. It's more like what
our guys are used to seeing. They are both great systems, and we're
really pleased where we're taking our engines. As you know, we rewrote
our Madden and NBA Live engines last year, and I think this year we're
starting to be rewarded by that. We're finally able to build. We're
getting Athletic Performance this year because of the investment we
made building our games from scratch. 

IGN Sports: Are the PS3 versions going to be any different than the 360 games?

Steve Chiang: We have a different development team on Madden. We have a
360 team and we have a PS3 team. Our PS3 games, what we're showing is
still pretty early, we're still five-six months from launch. We're
really working to create specific features for the PS3, but we're not
talking about those yet. 

IGN Sports: Have you had more time to develop Madden for PS3 than you had for the 360?

Steve Chiang: I think in the end, it will end up being around the same.
They are both going to ship around the same time frame, just a year
different. The difference between the PS3 and the Xbox 360 in terms of
games, our goal is to have everything we have on both platforms, but
since we have more development time for PS3 since the games will ship
later, we will have more development time to create more stuff. We're
pretty excited about what we've got going, not only in Madden, but all
our games. What we're showing at E3 is a unique perspective, a look
under the hood at some of the new technology that we think is going to
push sports games into the future. The more we can make the players
come alive, the more we'll be able to blur those lines between what you
see on your PS3 and what you see when you're watching a real game.
That's always been the goal, and right now, we're closer than we've
ever been.