TECMO Super Bowl II - '92 Season Week 12 - Philadelphia Eagles @ New York Giants (NO COMMENTARY)

The Eagles lead by 5 entering the 4th Quarter, but the Giants have the ball. Can they battle the wind and the freezing rain to find a way to come from behind or will Philly's Defense slam the door?
Burn some time watching this '92 Week 12 NFC East Division showdown between rivals New York (4-6), led by QB Jeff Hostetler, RB Rodney Hampton, and WR Mark Ingram, and Philadelphia (5-5), featuring QB Randall Cunningham, RB Herschel Walker, and WR Fred Barnett.
Due to popular demand, I have edited out all Playbook screens - Enjoy!
00:00 - Pre-Game
00:19 - 1st Quarter
06:57 - 2nd Quarter
14:00 - Halftime
14:11 - 3rd Quarter
20:19 - 4th Quarter
27:11 - Post-Game
Standings going into Week 12
AFC EAST
Miami Dolphins [6-4]
Buffalo Bills [5-5]
New England Patriots [5-5]
Indianapolis Colts [4-6]
New York Jets [4-6]
AFC CENTRAL
Pittsburgh Steelers [7-3]
Cincinnati Bengals [5-5]
Cleveland Browns [5-5]
Houston Oilers [5-5]
AFC WEST
Denver Broncos [7-3]
Kansas City Chiefs [5-5]
Los Angeles Raiders [5-5]
Seattle Seahawks [5-5]
San Diego Chargers [3-7]
NFC EAST
Dallas Cowboys [8-2]
Washington [8-2]
Philadelphia Eagles [5-5]
New York Giants [4-6]
Phoenix Cardinals [3-7]
NFC CENTRAL
Chicago Bears [6-4]
Green Bay Packers [5-5]
Minnesota Vikings [5-5]
Detroit Lions [3-7]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers [3-7]
NFC WEST
New Orleans Saints [6-4]
San Francisco 49ers [6-4]
L.A. Rams [4-6]
Atlanta Falcons [3-7]
Thanks for watching!

[@good03boy]

The Eagles defeat the Giants on a Herschel Walker TD run with 49 seconds left in the game. Randall Cunningham completed 80% of his passes for 208 yards and a TD pass. Herschel Walker had 91 all-purpose yards (80 rushing, 11 receiving) and 2 TDs. Heath Sherman had 77 all-purpose yards (67 rushing, 10 receiving) and a TD. Fred Barnett caught 3 passes for 132 yards and 2 TDs. Calvin Williams caught 2 passes for 50 yards. Mark McMillian had the game-sealing interception for Philadelphia. Jeff Hostetler completed 72% of his passes for 249 yards and a TD pass. Rodney Hampton had 79 all-purpose yards (70 rushing, 9 receiving) and a TD. Jarrod Bunch had 95 all-purpose yards (51 rushing, 44 receiving) and a TD. Mark Ingram caught 4 passes for 133 yards and a TD. Howard Cross caught 4 passes for 63 yards. New York's defense had 4 sacks. The Eagles have won 3 of their last 4 games to stay in the playoff race in the NFC.

[@keithornstead7559]

Only the sequel of the Tecmo Super Bowl series is way too lousy. It hardly has any exciting action in it like the original and the trilogy. The only thing which stands out the most for it are the BGM and the cutscenes. And that you're producing way too many videos of this lame version than the awesome trilogy. ( I wish THIS game was just like both the original and the trilogy, since it has so many familiar and legendary names in it, but what a crappy way for Tecmo to go for ruining it's own sequel.)

[@timetoburn79]

I hear your points, thank you for the feedback. I like 2 best because of the ability to do multiple seasons, especially ‘92 which reminds me most of my childhood. Not only that but I find some of the color choices for the field to be a little too bright in 3. What really does it for me though is that the offense is a little too fast and loose in 3 for my taste. I like the pacing and offensive/defensive balance better in 2. It feels less like NFL Blitz. With all that being said, I can respect your point of view and don’t mind making more videos of 3, but with limited time resources lately I have focused on 2. This is partly because more people watch them, but mainly due to the fact that I have been producing videos of the ‘92 season for over 2 years and feel it would be unfair to just stop and switch to 3. I hope to find more time to devote to all my videos - including those featuring 3. The best thing you can do to help me is to spread the word because if this channel ever goes anywhere, it will naturally demand more of my time and effort. Thanks for watching and for sharing your feedback.