TomTupa

I assume you can just double-click on the zip file it will bring up the contents. Over on the left side on my comp (win xp) there's a option "extract all files". Click on that and it'll bring up the unzip wizard and you can choose where to extract it, I'd recommend in your emulator's folder.

Shouldn't your snes emulator (znes?) be able to run zip files anyways?

If you play a lot, you surely have turned off the sound and put on your favorite tunes. There are still some songs/albums that remind me of playing Tecmo back in the day.

Tecmo Bowl:
Cassettes of
Huey Lewis and the News - Sports
Vanilla Ice - To the Extreme
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper That one song about Charlie Mack was always a hit when running with Kevin Mack
Bon Jovi - Whatever had Bad Medicine

TSB:
Guns n Roses - Use Your Illusion I & II
Metallica - Black Album
Skid Row - Slave to the Grind Highlight: Monkeybusiness Lowlight: Monkeybusiness lyrics
MC Hammer - 2 Legit 2 Quit Played when Lee was the Colts... on repeat.....
Queen - Greatest Hits
Manowar - Battle Hymns, Fighting the World
Warrant - Cherry Pie
Weird Al - Off the Deep End

TSB SNES & TSB III: can't remember

TSB III:
Metallica - All
Megadeth - Countdown to Extincion
Pulp Fiction Soundtrack
Sir Mix-A-Lot - Mack Daddy
Weird Al - Alapalooza

Playstation:
GnR - Appetite for Destruction
Queensryche - Empire
Whitesnake - Hits
Van Halen - Best of

Now:

the Waterboy team could have a bunch of scrubs and a 100 across the boards linebacker

You get around 69 speed and you get a reciever who can dominate. He can blow by the corner if he sucks or doesn't take off running deep immediately. You just have to be more careful about when you throw to him.

There is precident for bad recievers getting 69 MS and becoming dominant recievers in Tecmo. Take previously mentioned James Jett and his 69 MS and 44 RC in TSB III.

You may want to write pro football reference and tell them Gault didn't play 15 games for the Raiders that year, as they have on their website. He started all 16 games for them the year before, so why wouldn't they put him on the roster (rosters were set in August according to the game)? Wright only caught 33 balls total in 3 seasons prior to starting 15 for the Raiders that year. How they let him play that much I'll never know..... Al Davis and speed.....

TSB II Special Edition has the 93 roster, so we can see without any need for specualtion exactly what they thought of the players you mention.

Wright: 63 MS 44 REC
Brown: 56 MS 63 REC
Jett: 69 MS 44 REC
Ismail: 63 MS 31 REC

A killer WR quartet to be sure. Probably the fastest ever. I know Jett was pretty awesome in TSB III. Hoss was a great QB for this team also, with 69 PS to gun the ball to the recievers and 25 ms to scramble, the opposing defenses were kinda screwed.

On an interesting side note, the Raider's 5th (backup) defensive lineman was Anthony Smith. He of the 69 MS. 56 44 69 50 13 19 75

This thing sounds cool, but I'm really not wanting to download and play around with it right now, so sorry if these questions annoy anyone. Maybe others out there are wondering some of the same things.

Is there things that this editor can do that tsb tool can't? I mean for instance I assume that the trading players function beats the cut and paste method anyday, but is there anything you can only do with this program?

Does it have the sort feature that tsb manager has, sorting the leading players in the entire rom by position and ability?

Ahh, but 4 players with the NES Satellite.

How the heck do I know I called the play? What am I joeygats??

2000 posts btw!

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you're not really, really good. I'm an excellent player myself, but some of these guys are on another level.

And the Tecmo gods then took away his abilities as punishment!

tecmobowl.org/forum/topic/9031-old-article-on-dickersons-beef-with-tecmo-and-kenner/page__hl__dickerson

Why Dickerson isn't in TSB.