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Tecmo Bowl Throwback Now Available

Tecmo Bowl Throwback has arrived in the XBLA and goes for 800MS points. The game is a remake of Tecmo Super Bowl and uses the same rosters from 1993 but with team and player names changed.

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vgchica5129d ago

I use to love the original. Fingers crossed for similar gameplay

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Tecmo Bowl VS. Tecmo Bowl: Throwback

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "We only have a few weeks left in our look at whether certain game remakes trumped their predecessors and this sixth part we are turning our attention from Dracula’s castle to the gridiron for a match between Tecmo Bowl and its modern remake Tecmo Bowl: Throwback. Now I’m not the biggest football fan (hockey is more my speed) but I loved playing Tecmo Bowl back in the day on the NES, especially in multiplayer. The game wasn’t really all that much about football but a great competitive, arcade-style experience that could be experienced just as well by sports fans and casual gamers alike. In 2010 the game was remade (using mechanics from its sequel Tecmo Super Bowl) as Tecmo Bowl: Throwback, a more modern take on the classic for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360’s digital stores."

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Here are 5 alternatives to get you through life without NCAA Football 15

GamesBeat compiled a list of options for forlorn college football fans.

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JeffGrubb3589d ago

Man, who wants to start a Tecmo Bowl league with me? Does it work online? Can I make my own college teams? ... I'm gonna have to look into this.

TheShrew3589d ago

Dude I am ready. I don't know if you can make your own teams, but you can definitely do online stuffs.

Sadie21003589d ago

I just need some real college football to start, and I'll be OK.

ColManischewitz3589d ago

Tecmo Bowl with college teams? I need that!

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Examiner - Tecmo Bowl Throwback XBLA review

Tecmo Bowl Throwback on Xbox LIVE Arcade has a lot of similarities to Tecmo Super Bowl on NES. Unfortunately, this includes the bad stuff.

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