Electronic Arts Uses 'Madden 09' to Predict Super Bowl Winner
The Pittsburgh Steelers have won another Super Bowl! Well, virtually, anyway.
The folks at Electronic Arts (EA) simulated Sunday's big game with the help of video game 'Madden 09,' and the Steel Curtain came out on top of the Arizona Cardinals, according to Joystiq. We didn't care at first either, but once we took a closer look at EA's proficiency at prophecy, we weren't nearly as dismissive; of the last five Super Bowls, EA's simulation has correctly predicted the winner four times. Those aren't bad odds. The only miscue was last year. In case you forgot, that was the year of the Giants' victory over the undefeated Patriots (You didn't actually forget that game, did you?).
Will there be an upset? We doubt it. Those computers know something we don't (or don't have the time to find out for ourselves), so we will go with whatever they say. [From: Joystiq.com]
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Subscribe to commentsMadMikeJan 28th 2009 3:23PM
You can gawk at odds and predictions all you want. There is a reason they have the saying "Any given Sunday".
The worst team in the league can beat the best team in the league. You can put a super cluster of a 1,000 PS3's running all the odds and still be wrong (or right). It's always, always a 50/50 chance. That's why sports betting is so popular.
teejJan 29th 2009 2:22PM
incorrect. i beat the Eagles with the Raiders in the Super Bowl last night. buried as inaccurate.