Even as Madden 21 Ultimate Team continues to drop new content like Golden Ticket, the excitement is starting to ramp up for the release of Madden 22 later this year on Xbox One and other platforms.
The game will likely see a simultaneous release on next gen consoles, but we can still expect Madden 22 on Xbox One.
Here's everything we know so far about the Madden 22 on Xbox One reveal trailer, release date, price, and more.
Madden 22 Reveal Trailer
There's no official reveal trailer just yet for Madden 22 on Xbox one, but it'll likely be one of the first big things we see on the build to launch.
Last year, the Madden 21 reveal trailer was released on June 16, 2020, so the msot likely day to expect a Madden 22 reveal trailer is June 15, 2021.
While the initial reveal trailer won't give everything away, we should see what the gameplay will look like and get a preview of next gen and current gen graphics.
Release Date on Xbox One
The official release date for Madden 22 on Xbox One has yet to be announced, but that doesn't mean we don't know when to expect the game.
August has been the standard in recent years, with the last few coming out on a Friday, so the most likely Madden 22 release date would be August 20 or August 27, 2021.
Last year we saw Madden 21 come out in stages with an Xbox One and PS4 launch followed a few months later by next gen, but this year Madden 22 should hit all platforms simultaneously.
Madden 22 Xbox One Price
While players on next gen can expect the continued jump to a $70 standard edition pricing at launch, those still on current gen shouldn't worry.
The traditional $60 price tag seems to remain the case for current gen moving forward, and that will likely continue with Madden 22 on Xbox One.
The extra cost on next gen will likely come with some next gen exclusive upgrades and features, however, that current gen players won't get to enjoy.
Current Gen Gameplay
There is plenty of excitement about how Madden 22 will look on next gen now that EA Sports will have had a full development cycle and this won't be the first next gen foray, but current gen can't be ignored.
With Xbox One still having a player base massively larger than Xbox Series X|S, it would be foolish for developers to neglect the current gen version of Madden 22.
The new improvements may show to their fullest extent on next gen, but major changes to core gameplay as well as new additions to Franchise Mode and elsewhere should still be a nice boost for Madden 22 on Xbox One.