by Joe Dodson Madden sure was busy this off-season. Rather than resting on last year's multi-million copy laurels, the famous football franchise developed new weapons and sharpened old techniques for Madden 11, due out on August 10. Here are a few new features that would make the competition shake in their cleats...if there were any competition, that is. 1. Gameflow Madden NFL 11's most highly-publicized change is Gameflow. This feature isn't entirely original, rather it builds on the series' original promise of getting you into the game of football while teaching you how to play it. It's essentially an "Ask Madden" mode that that not only gives you multiple options per down, but also offers advice on how to execute your choice. Don’t freak out, vets -- you can turn it on or off. 2. Scouting Everything you do in an online game of Madden NFL 11 will be tracked and analyzed by EA. The resulting data will be sorted into scouting reports that anyone -- including you -- can purchase. For casual players, the cost is the retail price of the game, which includes 50 scouting reports. But competitive players are likely to win and lose based on how effectively they take into account