Mark CreativeMountainGames.com Jan 26, 2003 #13 hammymchamham said: yes, the trailer was sweet, need to find. now. Click to expand... There's a link for the Hulk trailer in the SciFi/Fantasy Forum
hammymchamham said: yes, the trailer was sweet, need to find. now. Click to expand... There's a link for the Hulk trailer in the SciFi/Fantasy Forum
Mark CreativeMountainGames.com Jan 26, 2003 #15 Crothian said: Who knew TB would score the first TD? Click to expand... I expected a bit more scoring by both teams by this point in the game. Looks like it is starting to loosen up though...
Crothian said: Who knew TB would score the first TD? Click to expand... I expected a bit more scoring by both teams by this point in the game. Looks like it is starting to loosen up though...
Crothian First Post Jan 26, 2003 #16 Mark said: I expected a bit more scoring by both teams by this point in the game. Looks like it is starting to loosen up though... Click to expand... I don't know Raiders are still having problems moving the ball.
Mark said: I expected a bit more scoring by both teams by this point in the game. Looks like it is starting to loosen up though... Click to expand... I don't know Raiders are still having problems moving the ball.
Mark CreativeMountainGames.com Jan 26, 2003 #17 Crothian said: I don't know Raiders are still having problems moving the ball. Click to expand... They still have the ability to explode and make the big plays, though. Bucs will have to get a decent cushion if they wish to feel some comfort...
Crothian said: I don't know Raiders are still having problems moving the ball. Click to expand... They still have the ability to explode and make the big plays, though. Bucs will have to get a decent cushion if they wish to feel some comfort...
T TeeSeeJay First Post Jan 27, 2003 #18 At first I thought watching the game in High Definition was a treat. But then the Matrix trailer was in Hi-Def, too. 65 diagonal widescreen inches of hi-def matrix glory, baby. After that, who cares about football?
At first I thought watching the game in High Definition was a treat. But then the Matrix trailer was in Hi-Def, too. 65 diagonal widescreen inches of hi-def matrix glory, baby. After that, who cares about football?
