Gaming: My Madden Simulation Predicts A Patriots Win In Super Bowl 2026,...

It's a game older than 99.3% of active NFL players, but I'm confident it's still accurate.

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Once again it's time for my annual—except for the year I forgot—tradition of simulating the Super Bowl here at PC Gamer! I've now done it six times using various American football-related PC games and have a record of 3-3 for predicting the winner, a 50% accuracy rate. Meaning I could have skipped all those hours of simulations and thousands of words written and just flipped a coin instead.

Although my Super Bowl simulations in the past have included highly technical simulators like Super Slam Dunk Touchdown and Jerry Rice & Nitus' Dog Football, I've never used the high-water mark of American football simulators: Madden.

Source: PC Gamer