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For the past few years, Mark Bottrell has been tracking how many players who have appeared in RBI Baseball (from 1988) and Tecmo Super Bowl (from 1991) are still active in MLB and the NFL. Sad news this year...only one player is still active.

Jul 31, 2008 • tags: football baseball sports tecmosuperbowl rbibaseball

An update on how many players from Tecmo Bowl, Tecmo Super Bowl, and RBI Baseball are still active. The Mets Julio Franco is still playing at 47 years old.

Jun 9, 2006 • tags: sports baseball mlb footbal nfl games videogames tecmobowl tecmosuperbowl

More than you'd ever want to know about Tecmo Super Bowl. Still one of my all-time favorite video games...I play it on my Gameboy and still have a Sega Genesis in the closet.

Jan 13, 2006 • tags: games videogames sports football tecmosuperbowl

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