Madden 23 99 Ovr Player Pack Madden 22 Rookie Premiere Token

Owned by Electronic Arts, Madden NFL is a football video game series that was first released in 1988. Named after the pro footballer John Madden, the title has influenced several players and coaches in the last few years.

While EA released Madden 22 last year, they recently announced that Madden 23 will be out in August this year. However, those looking forward to the game can pre-order it.

Madden 23 99 OVR player pack missing

That said, those who pre-ordered Madden 23 are reporting that the 99 OVR player pack is missing. Many are angry and wondering if and when they will get the pack.

Some said they tried refunding the game, preordering it through the game itself, and restarting their system but nothing seems to help right now.

Thankfully, EA Help has commented on the issue and said the problem is currently under investigation. However, they did not share an ETA on when it will be resolved.

We hope EA developers hand out the missing 99 OVR player pack to those who pre-ordered Madden 23 in the coming days.

Madden 22 Rookie Premiere token missing

Adding another problem to the list, Madden 22 players are complaining that the Rookie Premiere Token is missing even after completing all the objectives required.

As it turns out, Madden 22 developers are aware of the missing Rookie Premiere Token issue and said it is currently under investigation. Once again, there is no ETA on when it will be fixed.

We hope EA learns from its past mistakes and fixes the aforementioned issues at the earliest. If and when they do, we will be updating this space to reflect the same so keep checking PiunikaWeb.

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