i couldnt find any
and super high impact rocked in the arcades back in the day just so you know;) mr grumpy pants!
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funny thing I went to a flea market today got some genesis games
3 football games, Madden 95, Bill Walsh 95 and Super High Impact
NEVER Heard of super high impact, but I bought it anyways, its definatly not bad, has a charm to it.
arcade is much better, but I still enjoy the Genesis version of Super High Impact.. its easy and fast to pick up and just go.
Silly Americans, calling a game Football when it rarely involves contact between feet and a ball.
The "ball" isn't even ball-shaped!
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_APjgPmP_12w/SZ...egg_thumb4.jpg
lmfao!!:rofl:
1. Gunstar Heroes
2. Alien Soldier
3. Contra: Hard Corps
4. Adventures of Batman and Robin
5. Ranger X
This brings a question: Do Europeans generally enjoy playing American football games on video game consoles?
I mean there are sectors of American society where soccer is enjoyed, and soccer games sell in the US for every console out there. Does the same hold true for American football titles across the Atlantic?
Well I can't speak for the whole of Europe but here in the UK, generally no. The likes of Madden and NFL 2Kx barely make a dent in the gaming charts but NFL as a sport does have a small following over here, which can be seen by the sellout games at Wembley Stadium. I think the problem with NFL trying to gain popularity here is that us, along with France and Italy, already play a very similar sport in rugby; you won't walk into a bar and see NFL on the TV over here like you would rugby. I suspect that NFL's popularity here is limited, and if there were more than one event per year the likelihood of every game being a sellout would be much lower.