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Winner of the Coin Flip is Player 1 and gets choice of Tier
Loser of Coin Flip is Player 2 and choses team first from the Tier Player 1 chose or a lower Tier
Player 1 chooses team from Tier originally chosen or a lower tier

We are proposing to use this Tier List during any events or tournament we run in the future. It aims to do a few things:
- Educate newer players on what teams match up well against each other
- Educate newer players on the best offensive and defensive player on each team as well as their most desirable attribute
- Creates greater matchup flexibility
- Allows players to focus on using favorite teams in each tier
- Allows players to practice using a minimum of 10 teams (2 from each tier) to prepare for a tournament.
- Gives a quick guide for Field Goal Kicking Range for each team for experienced and newer players alike
 
If you would like me to send you the Tier List file in the original size as a PDF or JPG, please email me at [email protected]

We had a great turnout yesterday for our first Chicago meet up at Michael Anthony's.   We had over 30 people coming in and out throughout the course of the night.  We had 6 guys there that have played in Tecmo Tournaments, and a lot of local friends who came to check it out either by personal invite or hearing about it on facebook.  We ended up with 7 TV's hooked up with games.  3 Nintendos with Tecmo Super Bowl, 2 Super Nintendos (one with 4 player NBA Hangtime and one with NBA Jam TE 2K17), 1 Sega Genesis with 4 player NBA Jam TE, and 1 NES mini for people that weren't as interested in sports games. 
 
Mort ended up going 7-1 in the $50 challenge taken down by Flo and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Congrats to Flo!
 
It was really a great time.  We played from 6:30pm to 11:30pm on a TUESDAY.  If anyone is interested in meet ups like this in Chicago let us know as we will have more in the future.
 
Thank you to everyone who came out and Special Thanks to Mort, Joseph, and my brother Matt for bringing their TVs and equipment.
 
If you want to check out the live stream from the event, here it is: 
 

We are all set for Tuesday!  I just got back from Michael Anthony's and they have outlets galore in the back room.  Between Mort and I, we have 5 TVs and 3 Nintendo Systems with Tecmo Super Bowl.  I will set up one TV with 4 player NBA Jam on the Sega Genesis.  Joseph, if you want to bring your TV with NBA Hangtime there is definitely room for it.  For anyone else if we could get one more Nintendo there with Tecmo Super Bowl, that would be great (So we can have 4 TVs set up with TSB).  I plan on streaming Mort attempting to run the gauntlet during the $50 challenge on my YouTube Channel: The Retro Sports Gamer.  I am inviting quite a few locals to come out to see if we can get them interested in playing in Tecmo Super Bowl tournaments.  I am going to give 3-4 inexperienced locals a crack at Mort before having Joseph, Rico, Flo play him.  I will put you guys in order to play him based on who shows up to the event first.  We will be using our new tier list for the games and will reveal the nice visual we created at the event.  I will print out some additional tier lists for whoever wants to take one with them.  I'll see you all there.  Invite whoever you'd like.  Let me know if you have any questions. 

Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday to make the first NEO Tecmo Meetup a success at the Italian Garden in Mantua, OH!
We had 8 competitors so we changed the format where everyone played each other once in the regular season then had a double elimination playoff bracket. The format worked really well and with 4 systems setup, we breezed through the regular season quickly and players enjoyed some delicious food from our gracious host Chris H. (Tecmo Ninja).
 
While we may have been few in number, it was one of the most fun and laid back Tecmo events I have ever attended. Each competitor was guaranteed a minimum of 9 games (7 regular season followed by a double elimination playoff bracket).  Everyone there was a Tecmo veteran who had attended at least one previous Tecmo tournament and the competition was fierce (there were very few blowouts, most games were extremely competitive and close)
 
Congrats to Timbone who caught fire in bracket play with CIN and ended up taking first place!
 
We also let anyone interested (including a few spectators) get in on super bowl squares for the Championship game for $5 one of The Italian Garden employees ended up winning $50!
 
Will start giving some thought to our next event and also want to carve out time at that event to discuss who wants to join the NEO Tecmo Meetup Groups Fantasy Football League for the inaugural 2017-2018 season!
 
Here were the seedlings after the regular season and who they initially drafted for the playoff double elimination bracket:
If a player won, they could keep their team or switch teams with their opponent.
Players who inherited a team after losing were given the opportunity to switch to any other undrafted team.
Once a team was defeated and a player switched to another team, their inherited or original team was eliminated from play.
 
Seedings follwoing the regular reason (decided by regular season record, if records were even, head to head results affected seeding, then point differential was taken into account if records were taken into account).
1. Francis B. - CHI 
2. TK - KC
3. Jimmy N. - RAI 
4. Timbone - CIN 
5. Chris H.  - MIA
6. Ryan M. - PHI 
7. Louis B. - RAMS
8. Jon R. - SD
 
Round 1 - No Loss Bracket
1. Francis B. (CHI) def 8. Jon R (SD) - Francis kept CHI, Jon. R opted to switch to DET (SD off the board)
7. Louis B. (RAMS) def 2. TK (KC) - Louis stole KC, TK opted to switch to PIT (RAMS off the board)
6. Ryan M. Def 3. Jimmy N. (RAI) - Ryan stole RAI, Jimmy took PHI
4. Timbone (CIN) def 5. Chris H. (MIA) - Timbone kept CIN, Chris opted to switch to MIN (MIA off the board)
 
Round 2 - No Loss Bracket
4. Timbone (CIN) def 1. Francis B. (CHI) - Timbone kept CIN, Mort kept CHI
6. Ryan M. (RAI) def 7. Louis B. (KC) - Ryan kept RAI, Louis kept KC
 
Round 2 - 1 Loss Bracket
2. TK (PIT) def 8. Jon R. (DET) - TK kept PIT, Jon R. Eliminated after 2nd loss
3. Jimmy (PHI) def Chris H. (MIN) - Jimmy kept PHI, Chris H. Eliminated after 2nd loss
 
Round 3 - No Loss Bracket
4. Timbone (CIN) def 6. Ryan M. (RAI) - Timbone kept CIN, Ryan kept RAI
 
Round 3 - 1 Loss Bracket
7. Louis (KC) def 2. TK (PIT) - Louis kept KC, TK eliminated after 2nd loss
1. Francis (CHI) def 3. Jimmy (PHI) - Francis kept CHI, Jimmy eliminated after 2nd loss
 
Round 4 - 1 Loss Bracket
7. Louis (KC) def 1. Francis B. (CHI) - Louis stole CHI, Francis eliminated after 2nd loss
 
Round 5 - 1 Loss Bracket
6. Ryan (RAI) def 7. Louis (CHI) - Ryan stole CHI, Louis eliminated after 2nd loss
 
Round 6
6. Ryan (CHI) def Timbone (CIN) - Ryan kept CHI, Timbone kept CIN (1st loss)
 
Round 7
3. Timbone (CIN) def Ryan (CHi) - Timbone 1st place - $120, Ryan eliminated after 2nd loss, 2nd place $40
 
 
 

Winner of the Coin Flip is Player 1 and gets choice of Tier
Loser of Coin Flip is Player 2 and choses team first from the Tier Player 1 chose or a lower Tier
Player 1 chooses team from Tier originally chosen or a lower tier

We are proposing to use this Tier List during any events or tournament we run in the future. It aims to do a few things:
- Educate newer players on what teams match up well against each other
- Educate newer players on the best offensive and defensive player on each team as well as their most desirable attribute
- Creates greater matchup flexibility
- Allows players to focus on using favorite teams in each tier
- Allows players to practice using a minimum of 10 teams (2 from each tier) to prepare for a tournament.
- Gives a quick guide for Field Goal Kicking Range for each team for experienced and newer players alike
 
If you would like me to send you the Tier List file in the original size as a PDF or JPG, please email me at [email protected]

We had a great turnout yesterday for our first Chicago meet up at Michael Anthony's.   We had over 30 people coming in and out throughout the course of the night.  We had 6 guys there that have played in Tecmo Tournaments, and a lot of local friends who came to check it out either by personal invite or hearing about it on facebook.  We ended up with 7 TV's hooked up with games.  3 Nintendos with Tecmo Super Bowl, 2 Super Nintendos (one with 4 player NBA Hangtime and one with NBA Jam TE 2K17), 1 Sega Genesis with 4 player NBA Jam TE, and 1 NES mini for people that weren't as interested in sports games. 
 
Mort ended up going 7-1 in the $50 challenge taken down by Flo and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Congrats to Flo!
 
It was really a great time.  We played from 6:30pm to 11:30pm on a TUESDAY.  If anyone is interested in meet ups like this in Chicago let us know as we will have more in the future.
 
Thank you to everyone who came out and Special Thanks to Mort, Joseph, and my brother Matt for bringing their TVs and equipment.
 
If you want to check out the live stream from the event, here it is: 
 

Winner of the Coin Flip is Player 1 and gets choice of Tier
Loser of Coin Flip is Player 2 and choses team first from the Tier Player 1 chose or a lower Tier
Player 1 chooses team from Tier originally chosen or a lower tier

We are proposing to use this Tier List during any events or tournament we run in the future. It aims to do a few things:
- Educate newer players on what teams match up well against each other
- Educate newer players on the best offensive and defensive player on each team as well as their most desirable attribute
- Creates greater matchup flexibility
- Allows players to focus on using favorite teams in each tier
- Allows players to practice using a minimum of 10 teams (2 from each tier) to prepare for a tournament.
- Gives a quick guide for Field Goal Kicking Range for each team for experienced and newer players alike
 
If you would like me to send you the Tier List file in the original size as a PDF or JPG, please email me at [email protected]

We had a great turnout yesterday for our first Chicago meet up at Michael Anthony's.   We had over 30 people coming in and out throughout the course of the night.  We had 6 guys there that have played in Tecmo Tournaments, and a lot of local friends who came to check it out either by personal invite or hearing about it on facebook.  We ended up with 7 TV's hooked up with games.  3 Nintendos with Tecmo Super Bowl, 2 Super Nintendos (one with 4 player NBA Hangtime and one with NBA Jam TE 2K17), 1 Sega Genesis with 4 player NBA Jam TE, and 1 NES mini for people that weren't as interested in sports games. 
 
Mort ended up going 7-1 in the $50 challenge taken down by Flo and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Congrats to Flo!
 
It was really a great time.  We played from 6:30pm to 11:30pm on a TUESDAY.  If anyone is interested in meet ups like this in Chicago let us know as we will have more in the future.
 
Thank you to everyone who came out and Special Thanks to Mort, Joseph, and my brother Matt for bringing their TVs and equipment.
 
If you want to check out the live stream from the event, here it is: 
 

We had a great turnout yesterday for our first Chicago meet up at Michael Anthony's.   We had over 30 people coming in and out throughout the course of the night.  We had 6 guys there that have played in Tecmo Tournaments, and a lot of local friends who came to check it out either by personal invite or hearing about it on facebook.  We ended up with 7 TV's hooked up with games.  3 Nintendos with Tecmo Super Bowl, 2 Super Nintendos (one with 4 player NBA Hangtime and one with NBA Jam TE 2K17), 1 Sega Genesis with 4 player NBA Jam TE, and 1 NES mini for people that weren't as interested in sports games. 
 
Mort ended up going 7-1 in the $50 challenge taken down by Flo and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Congrats to Flo!
 
It was really a great time.  We played from 6:30pm to 11:30pm on a TUESDAY.  If anyone is interested in meet ups like this in Chicago let us know as we will have more in the future.
 
Thank you to everyone who came out and Special Thanks to Mort, Joseph, and my brother Matt for bringing their TVs and equipment.
 
If you want to check out the live stream from the event, here it is: 
 

And Jam we shall!
 
I'll bring my SNES with Jam, Jam TE (+Hang Time, because why not?), along with my multitap. 
 
Um, my tv only has low volume, and the SNES fades in/out of color. But you know, hehe, that's retro for ya. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We had a great turnout yesterday for our first Chicago meet up at Michael Anthony's.   We had over 30 people coming in and out throughout the course of the night.  We had 6 guys there that have played in Tecmo Tournaments, and a lot of local friends who came to check it out either by personal invite or hearing about it on facebook.  We ended up with 7 TV's hooked up with games.  3 Nintendos with Tecmo Super Bowl, 2 Super Nintendos (one with 4 player NBA Hangtime and one with NBA Jam TE 2K17), 1 Sega Genesis with 4 player NBA Jam TE, and 1 NES mini for people that weren't as interested in sports games. 
 
Mort ended up going 7-1 in the $50 challenge taken down by Flo and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Congrats to Flo!
 
It was really a great time.  We played from 6:30pm to 11:30pm on a TUESDAY.  If anyone is interested in meet ups like this in Chicago let us know as we will have more in the future.
 
Thank you to everyone who came out and Special Thanks to Mort, Joseph, and my brother Matt for bringing their TVs and equipment.
 
If you want to check out the live stream from the event, here it is: 
 

We are all set for Tuesday!  I just got back from Michael Anthony's and they have outlets galore in the back room.  Between Mort and I, we have 5 TVs and 3 Nintendo Systems with Tecmo Super Bowl.  I will set up one TV with 4 player NBA Jam on the Sega Genesis.  Joseph, if you want to bring your TV with NBA Hangtime there is definitely room for it.  For anyone else if we could get one more Nintendo there with Tecmo Super Bowl, that would be great (So we can have 4 TVs set up with TSB).  I plan on streaming Mort attempting to run the gauntlet during the $50 challenge on my YouTube Channel: The Retro Sports Gamer.  I am inviting quite a few locals to come out to see if we can get them interested in playing in Tecmo Super Bowl tournaments.  I am going to give 3-4 inexperienced locals a crack at Mort before having Joseph, Rico, Flo play him.  I will put you guys in order to play him based on who shows up to the event first.  We will be using our new tier list for the games and will reveal the nice visual we created at the event.  I will print out some additional tier lists for whoever wants to take one with them.  I'll see you all there.  Invite whoever you'd like.  Let me know if you have any questions. 

I just took a look at the Tomczak Bowl's Tier List.  It is similar without the intersecting teams and allows for more matchup flexibility.  I want reveal the visual at the meet up. Mort and I will most likely do a video this next week explaining the tier list in more detail.  I will post it in this thread.

I just took a look at the Tomczak Bowl's Tier List.  It is similar without the intersecting teams and allows for more matchup flexibility.  I want reveal the visual at the meet up. Mort and I will most likely do a video this next week explaining the tier list in more detail.  I will post it in this thread.

We are recording the Sega version this Saturday.  It will be up soon.