The Last Remaining Tecmo Super Bowl Player Just Retired

[Kugyince]

Classic football game Tecmo Super Bowl was first released on the NES in 1991. It had real players, who you probably presumed had all retired years ago, but no. The last one only hung up his boots last week.

That man was Jeff Feagles, a punter for the New York Giants, who at the ripe old age of 44 decided last week that 2009 was his last year in the National Football League. Beginning his career with the Patriots in 1988, he would go on to play for the Eagles, Cardinals and Seahawks before spending the final seven years of his career in New York.

It means that the original Tecmo Super Bowl, a light-hearted and highly-exploitable version of America's biggest sport, is now 100% obsolete. The 2009 season began with three Tecmo Super Bowl players still active on an NFL roster, with fellow specialist John Carney at New Orleans and future Hall-of-Famer LB Junior Seau at the Patriots, but those two retired at the end of the year, leaving Feagles the last man standing.

[Kong]

I wonder if he knows or cares.

[jim5cents]

Originally Posted by ten

is now 100% obsolete.

had to drive that last nail down.

i would be willing to bet that if there was a top ten list of greatest football games, this would show up in at least the top 3 and would beat out a ton of more modern titles.

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edit: tecmo bowl: throwback came out for xbl...it is fun. updated graphics, option to switch between new version and old version graphics mid game.