I have vague memories of playing this game in the school computer lab. It was all the rage in that computer lab for a few weeks/months.
I think the background was stylized with black background with green lines, somewhat in a TRON style.
You played a series of position challenges trying to get an overall high score. e.g. you try to evade tackles as a running back, or try to catch balls and evade tackles as a wide receiver.
I think we all really wanted a global high score because I think it was associated with a brand, possibly Nike, and whoever got on the global leaderboards during the limited time the game was up got to win real life prizes.
I can't for the life of me remember more details of this game.
This would be a good counter for the Irish to the committee if they are saying that losing BK is a minus this would be a huge (bigger) plus. https://mobile.twitter.com/PeteSampson_/status/1466540213702778884
This post inspired the question.
https://www.reddit.com/r/australianrugby/comments/lviy05/can_you_use_a_gridiron_aka_american_football_to/
So for those of us not living in Australia, can we use our local oval shaped balls like the NFL ball to play the game? I have a Rugby Ball.
Just got into Gaelic. This post I saw made me wonder.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AFL/comments/msca55/how_well_would_a_powerful_shooter_in_soccer_do_at/
So would skills from other football sports like punting n American Gridiron and power shots in soccer transition to Gaelic smoothly?
I got it in madden and I was wondering what difference penalizing players for performing such an action would make.
https://twitter.com/slmandel/status/1482029025904119808?s=20
This post inspired the question.
https://www.reddit.com/r/australianrugby/comments/lviy05/can_you_use_a_gridiron_aka_american_football_to/
So for those of us not living in Australia, can we use our local oval shaped balls like the NFL ball to play the game? I have a Rugby Ball.
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