New 'Madden 15' Trailer Showcases Changes To The Defensive System [VIDEO]

EA Sports has released will showcase numerous changes on the defensive side of things and has released a new gameplay trailer showing those new changes.

Polygon reported that game witll give players a better look at the action with a behind-the-player camera angle. Another improvement for the game will involve defensive linemen having an easier time getting past offensive linemen, with easier pass rush moves. 

"Madden 15" releases on August 26th for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

Watch the clip below:

Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Richard Sherman will appear on the cover of EA Sports "Madden 15." Sherman becomes the second Seattle Seahawks player to appear on the cover after getting voted in by fans, according to Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

Sherman defeated Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton in the month-long contest and earned 9,600,000 votes in the win.

EA Sports officially announced the release date for, "Madden 15." The game will be released on August 26 in North America and August 29 in Europe on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3, according to GameSpot.

While there isn't much information about the game, a press release hinted that the game will focus on the defensive side of the game.

It was also reported that fans will be able to vote for the game's cover star. A special presentation regarding the cover star vote will take place during the NFL Draft on ESPN and the NFL Network on May 8 at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific.

"Madden 15" will no doubt produce high software sales for both Sony's PS4 and Microsoft's Xbox One. The two consoles have been in a war since last November.

While the Sony PS4 vs Microsoft Xbox One is still a battle undecided, there is some indication on who's currently winning that battle at the moment.

Liam Callahan, a video game analyst with NPD Group revealed that Sony once again won the battle in March, according to CNET.

"In March 2014, Sony's PS4 led hardware sales for the third month in a row," Callahan said.