Madden 15 perfectly predicted the outcome of the Super Bowl
"Madden 15 posted its Super Bowl prediction last week, and it turned out to be perfect. Forget the Madden Curse, EA Sports not only predicted the game would end in a 28-24 New England Patriots win, but that Julian Edelman would catch the game-winning touchdown."
"The video game didn't predict Jermaine Kearse's incredible catch, Russell Wilson's interception or the fight at the end of the game, but who could have?" [from sbnation.com]
Also: "Last week, Madden franchise publisher Electronic Arts posted a video to YouTube showing a simulation played in its latest release, Madden NFL 15, between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks...The Madden NFL 15 simulator accurately predicted that the Patriots would win the Super Bowl 28-24 and even showed Patriots quarterback Tom Brady throwing a game-winning touchdown pass to wide receiver Julian Edelman. The simulator was off by just 27 for Brady's number of passing yards but was right on with number of touchdown passes he would throw [source]".
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With regard to the last statement from the top posted article above noting the improbable ending of the Super Bowl game (for those who saw it), winning quarterback Tom Brady's post-game comment becomes potentially even more curious:
"It wasn't the way we drew it up", said Brady [link].
'It wasn't the way we drew it up?" Apparently not, nevertheless, the Madden 15 'prediction' still came true thanks to the very improbable final play call. Come to think of it, if those two rather strange Patriots drive-ending score-stopping interceptions had not happened, Madden 15 could never have been the exact match that it was.
How does that happen? Chance or 'drawn up'? Chances are slim and none and Slim just left town.
Hidden in plain sight?
It's a make-believe world in this nwo build-up world 2015. Be not 'enchanted'... Rev. 18:4
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Compare: 2014 Super Bowl Symbology - USA Today: Went "Just The Way They Drew It Up" 2-3-14
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"Madden 15 posted its Super Bowl prediction last week, and it turned out to be perfect. Forget the Madden Curse, EA Sports not only predicted the game would end in a 28-24 New England Patriots win, but that Julian Edelman would catch the game-winning touchdown."
"The video game didn't predict Jermaine Kearse's incredible catch, Russell Wilson's interception or the fight at the end of the game, but who could have?" [from sbnation.com]
Also: "Last week, Madden franchise publisher Electronic Arts posted a video to YouTube showing a simulation played in its latest release, Madden NFL 15, between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks...The Madden NFL 15 simulator accurately predicted that the Patriots would win the Super Bowl 28-24 and even showed Patriots quarterback Tom Brady throwing a game-winning touchdown pass to wide receiver Julian Edelman. The simulator was off by just 27 for Brady's number of passing yards but was right on with number of touchdown passes he would throw [source]".
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With regard to the last statement from the top posted article above noting the improbable ending of the Super Bowl game (for those who saw it), winning quarterback Tom Brady's post-game comment becomes potentially even more curious:
"It wasn't the way we drew it up", said Brady [link].
'It wasn't the way we drew it up?" Apparently not, nevertheless, the Madden 15 'prediction' still came true thanks to the very improbable final play call. Come to think of it, if those two rather strange Patriots drive-ending score-stopping interceptions had not happened, Madden 15 could never have been the exact match that it was.
How does that happen? Chance or 'drawn up'? Chances are slim and none and Slim just left town.
Hidden in plain sight?
It's a make-believe world in this nwo build-up world 2015. Be not 'enchanted'... Rev. 18:4
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Compare: 2014 Super Bowl Symbology - USA Today: Went "Just The Way They Drew It Up" 2-3-14
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