I had the 620 Superbowl model and now wish I had never gotten rid of it years ago, but it became a hassle to lug around from duty station to duty station. I should've just kept it at my parent's house. I remember playing for hours and hours. The players rarely did what I wanted them to do (mainly ran around in circles) but that was part of the challenge of the game!
My brother and I created a 24 team league that we played a 10 game schedule for each team. It was so much fun. !! We even kept statistics and compiled the data and had league leaders just like the newspaper. It was all very organized and we even typed out all the info and had a standings page! Great stuff- we were really into it!
Yes and managed straight A’s in school and played sports! It was because I didn’t have a cell phone in my hand 23 hrs a day. Lol oh, we actually had chores as well. I forgot to tell everyone that this process probably encompassed 14 months or so...
You're the first person who has voiced that association outside of our Electric Football community. We have said that for years, but people usually look at it from a preconceived notion.
@@ElectricFootball RUclips suggested videos by guys like Electric Coach because I've been watching tons of war gaming videos. Needless to say I'm hooked and as soon as I have the extra scratch I'm gonna pick up a board and make an army... I mean squad. Can't wait!
I was watching this video and was thinking about table top wargaming, then I read your comment. You're totally right. The creativity and customizing of the football player figures reminds me of some of the great painting and detailing found on Dungeons & Dragon miniatures as well. Good video and it's good to know that that electronic football is still around.
This is so cool. Good for these guys. This is so positive and wonderful. Strategy, socializing, teamwork, patience, competition… this is soooo effin cool
I recently moved earlier this year….while moving I cleaned out my attic. I found my electric football game (field and all 28 teams) from the early 80’s. What a memory and was too cool. Respect to all of these folks!!!
I dont like the suggestion that EF is a counter to video games. People can have multi-faceted interests. I play video games, play guitar, travel the world, write creatively, and might even pick up EF. One doesn't have to negate the other! :)
Yeah it irked me when the lady was talking down on video games. She insinuated that you don't talk to people when you play video games, which is just plain false. Just another boomer who knows nothing about video games.
Agreed! I think some Electric Football fans just get frustrated with the lack of respect the hobby they love gets and how it can sometimes be dismissed as "Not Madden". My take: why not enjoy both!?
I remember this game fondly. I probably spent hundreds of hours playing this game as a kid. It was my indoor obsession. I painted my teams and invested blood sweat and tears into the game. I hope a new generation can come to love the game as I did. It's great to see these older guys, some from my generation, still loving the ggame and actively involded iin it.
It was cool to read that you painted all of your electric football teams because I did that too and had all of the NFL teams. What is ironic Is that that I sold my Tudor electric football game a few years ago and ironically, it went was purchased by someone from my old hometown.
I got Electric Football Games and Slot Car Tracks for Christmas and Birthdays many times growing up in the Seventies and very early Eighties.. They were my Two Favorite Toys.
Beautiful documentary. The noise of this game drove me away during the 1970s. The chaos interested me. Now that I have reached adulthood I am beginning to understand storytelling.
Tudor games have always worked well for me. My older sets sometimes work better. Hard to beat the metal surface for consistency. The newer ones work fine though. Big thing is you have to put them on a totally level surface.
I had one of these. Also had the manual hockey game with the plastic skaters. My fave though was this little hockey game from radio shack that a little puck and little players. Loved it.
My brother and I spent many hours engaged in mortal combat on the electric football field. I can vividly remember us getting grounded from it when we decided to add a little extra “excitement” to it as only a 10 and 12 year old set of brothers can. We dosed both lines in lighter fluid, lit up and my halfback, and sent him on an off tackle power run. Watching both lines go up in flames like the the Hindenburg was an EPIC experience. Moms just don’t understand what fun really is .................
That is one of the most epic Electric Football stories I have ever heard! You and your brother were true Electric Football innovators. I gotta know what you called the play!
Changing the different position of the players and reshaping them started out in Norfolk Virginia. We was the first to do it Darryl Smith is one of the all-time greats in that.
Kind of strange that you don't show any games being played. But nice to see it is still around. I played it in the late 50's and early 60's all the time with my pals.
Roy Heffner maybe because you’d remember what a huge letdown it always was. It never failed to disappoint, but I’d get excited for it every time, like an idiot.
Yeah to be honest. Not sure why the folks who put this video together for us didn't include any game play in this video. It's a shame because we aren't trying to hide how awesome Electric Football is. We have tons of other videos on our channel showing the game in action!
Love the story. I would like to see more of the custom build, scale fields. I'd like to see more of the artistry involved in the figures and how they function.
It's great that these people are enjoying this game. My friends and I use to play this game back in the early '60's. We painted our teams and had leagues like today's players. The game board back then was metal, but you could adjust the speed of the game, slowing it down to see if a play is downed or is missed. I gave all my teams to my son and wonder if he ever kept them. I think I'll ask. Good luck, have fun. JN
@Brian Jones Hi Brian, well we took a lot of care with the rules and even kept stats of each player on runs, passing, tackles, TD's, and kept wins and loses for each persons team. We did enjoy it, but soon we found other things to do when the weather got warm. I remember it as a fun time and a chance to get together with your friends. Thanks for the question. JN
Wow its amazing because me and my two older brothers had one of these games. But what really amazed me is they held the championship here in my hometown of Richmond Va.
My Dad. Got Us Electric Football Back In 1970 s For Christmas, We Used To Play It All The Time , We Had A Friend Named Christian From Germany , We Would Go To His House And Play Electric Football , He Was A Little Older Then Us , Im 55 Now And Wow I Didn't Know That There Was A League For This , Cool , Showed The Video To My 15 Year Old Son , He Was Like What ? Electric Football , Thats Cool.
People who think that folks stare at the controller while playing a video game have never played a video game, Most of the games I play require communication and strategy to accomplish the goal.
You are TOTALLY right. I think the some of the guys just want some respect for the game they love and hate always being compared to Madden video games.
Lol you probably don’t have the motor function to use a controller, lmao old ass most “fake” video games take more brain function then this mindless shit lol talking like you tried both.
There was also a floor football game with about 6" players, a running back on a motor base, and the linebackers on wheeled metal bases. I think the quarterback was the kicker too.
Marshall gets the ball. He's running in a circle. AND A LOOK AT HIM GO! He's taking another lap! He's at the 40... to the 30... the 20... back to the 30... around to the 40 again! And to the 30! Can the defense stop him?!
Nah. Most of the defense is buzzing by the sideline trying to get the cheerleader's numbers. 📣 Gotta coach up your players before game time to get them to perform! ruclips.net/video/PX9nNefWb_8/видео.html
I used to play Electric Football as a kid, had an awesome time with it. But your definition of "Video Games" is completely wrong. Even young kids have Xbox Live, or Playstation Network. This allows them to talk and meet other people from around the WORLD, not just locally. If your an older gamer, your most likely using a PC, and using Discord or Team Speak to communicate with other like minded gamers. I have friends in the U.K, Norway, Finland, Australia, Spain, Ireland, Kuwait, Belgium, people I've forged friendships with for over 15 years of PC Gaming. I'm sorry, but the days of Kids, or older gamer's talking to a screen are from the 80's. It's a whole new ball game. Great video, was still very cool to see.
Used to be soooo into electric football, but now I move on to the big times. Now it's all about electric volleyball, the future of electric vibrating sports.
Glad you enjoyed the game when you were younger! We experimented with releasing an Electric Beach Volleyball game but the sand kept getting everywhere. 🏐
I remember finding the game under my uncle's bed in my grandparents house in the mid 80's. It was completely metal, probably from the 40's, most of the players were there, and the football was this small white q-tip of a ball. Never really understood how to play, but it was LOUD!
Very cool! We still use the same basic type of felt football that you might remember from back then. We do have all new battery powered motors on our boards nowadays which still produce that signature buzz, but at a much more pleasant volume.
Something that brings all ethnic groups together and builds friendships is awesome in my eyes. Cool to see how happy these people are and its cool to see people taking pride in something like this.
I have one of your sets from the early 40s. In working condition, with those felt footballs and that metal, spring operated kicker/passer that was waaaay too strong. It will fling one of those little footballs across the room!
79 80 i would hear that humming noise from kirchen my bro and his friend i couldnt go in the kitchen he would make me get out😢😓 this game has come along way always wanted one
My brother and I created a 24 team league that played a 10 game schedule in 1978 that I drew up and created a statistics sheet for each game. We compiled stats and had statistical leaders for offense just like it appeared in the newspaper. (You guys remember what that is, right? Lol) It was amazing!! We had a modified version of the ball( on passing plays) that was made from a small piece of aluminum foil folded and formed around the passers arm/hand lever. The ball could hit the receiver on the fly or on a bounce- didn’t matter- still pretty hard to pull off!!! So much fun. I should publish this stuff it was so cool. It was all typed out on a typewriter- yes, I’m for real. Lol
This is kinda like a electric version of ‘Subbuteo’. Im from the UK, and Subbuteo has a very big following. Its a soccer game where you flick the figures so its not electric. But it is very similar. Although personally i prefer the look of the electric football.
Anthony S Nope. I grew up with these and I’m an old fart, but, no. It’s all about simulation and Madden, from the beginning, is just better. I also sculpt and make models, so I appreciate the artistry and I’m happy these guys have fun. But... yeah, madden is just better.
If anyone could put me in touch with Sheila Scott's husband - they showed him briefly with what looked like an incredible WVU team setup - I'd very much appreciate it. Thank you!
Looks fuckin cool to me. When you find something like that your passionate about, fuck what other people think about it. In the end you have to live in your own skin. Ive been fixated with video games since I was 6, starting with the atari 2600 in 86. It still gets negative associations even though its very popular now. Never got along with people in general so didnt give a shit. Thirty three years later the passion has only grown stronger. Im also a weightlifter of 25 years. Though into more of the darker aspects of it, and not for health. The abuse comes at a price and your body cant continue that brutality for ever without breaking down. With games I can get all that intensity out of my system by taking on extreme challenges, but without destroying myself completely. Gaming was always my true passion. The lifting was born out of trying to manage mental demons. Ive turned my focus even heavier in that direction now and get much more satisfaction from that, then previous lifts and size increases when training.
Ho2 can i be apart of this. Im from buffalo ny. Played as a kid. In the days where we over painted the players for weight with screws on the bottom of the base lol. Im sure thats no more but. How can i be down?????
Yeah we do! Usually folks staying at whatever hotel the tournament is being held at will stop by and watch as well as some friends, families, and fans of the coaches. How can you not be curious about a ballroom filled with little buzzing football fields!?
I loved playing my electric football game as a kid in the 1970's and am glad to see that people, young and old, are still playing this great game!
As a longtime tabletop wargamer I am just enthralled at ya'lls passion for your hobby and completely understand your sentiment! Hobby on, and enjoy!
I had the 620 Superbowl model and now wish I had never gotten rid of it years ago, but it became a hassle to lug around from duty station to duty station. I should've just kept it at my parent's house. I remember playing for hours and hours. The players rarely did what I wanted them to do (mainly ran around in circles) but that was part of the challenge of the game!
Those old school football fields, WOW! The Chargers old field was awesome! Love it!
My brother and I created a 24 team league that we played a 10 game schedule for each team. It was so much fun. !! We even kept statistics and compiled the data and had league leaders just like the newspaper. It was all very organized and we even typed out all the info and had a standings page! Great stuff- we were really into it!
John Whigham sounds like you got too much time on your hands bud
Yes and managed straight A’s in school and played sports! It was because I didn’t have a cell phone in my hand 23 hrs a day. Lol oh, we actually had chores as well. I forgot to tell everyone that this process probably encompassed 14 months or so...
It's basically wargaming but with a mechanism that moves the base rather than using a set of rules to determine how the models move. Nice stuff.
You're the first person who has voiced that association outside of our Electric Football community. We have said that for years, but people usually look at it from a preconceived notion.
@@ElectricFootball RUclips suggested videos by guys like Electric Coach because I've been watching tons of war gaming videos. Needless to say I'm hooked and as soon as I have the extra scratch I'm gonna pick up a board and make an army... I mean squad. Can't wait!
@UnholyUndies Blood Bowl is from Games Workshop. Grind is from Privateer Press.
I was watching this video and was thinking about table top wargaming, then I read your comment. You're totally right. The creativity and customizing of the football player figures reminds me of some of the great painting and detailing found on Dungeons & Dragon miniatures as well. Good video and it's good to know that that electronic football is still around.
And everyone's got their "war gear" on, too ... even Ditka at 20:45!
This is so cool. Good for these guys. This is so positive and wonderful. Strategy, socializing, teamwork, patience, competition… this is soooo effin cool
I recently moved earlier this year….while moving I cleaned out my attic. I found my electric football game (field and all 28 teams) from the early 80’s. What a memory and was too cool. Respect to all of these folks!!!
great game grew up watching my dad and his friends play electric football back in the late 70's to the early 90's
This is interesting. Props to those who found happiness with it. I aways wondered how it worked.
Thanks !
Thanks to everyone and anyone out there keeping electric football alive. Loved this game as a kid. Fond memories.
This was really cool Tudor Games. Thanks for putting a spotlight on this. !GG and keep it going. : )
This is just Warhammer for sports fans I love it.
EXCELLENT analogy.
Not going to say you're wrong. But there is Blood Bowl. Lol
I dont like the suggestion that EF is a counter to video games. People can have multi-faceted interests. I play video games, play guitar, travel the world, write creatively, and might even pick up EF. One doesn't have to negate the other! :)
Lots of ways to waste time.
Yeah it irked me when the lady was talking down on video games. She insinuated that you don't talk to people when you play video games, which is just plain false. Just another boomer who knows nothing about video games.
Very cool
Agreed! I think some Electric Football fans just get frustrated with the lack of respect the hobby they love gets and how it can sometimes be dismissed as "Not Madden". My take: why not enjoy both!?
I remember this game fondly. I probably spent hundreds of hours playing this game as a kid. It was my indoor obsession. I painted my teams and invested blood sweat and tears into the game.
I hope a new generation can come to love the game as I did. It's great to see these older guys, some from my generation, still loving the ggame and actively involded iin it.
after this video this 32 year old is already looking at some purchases.
It was cool to read that you painted all of your electric football teams because I did that too and had all of the NFL teams. What is ironic
Is that that I sold my Tudor electric football game a few years ago and ironically, it went was purchased by someone from my old hometown.
I got Electric Football Games and Slot Car Tracks for Christmas and Birthdays many times growing up in the Seventies and very early Eighties.. They were my Two Favorite Toys.
Beautiful documentary. The noise of this game drove me away during the 1970s. The chaos interested me. Now that I have reached adulthood I am beginning to understand storytelling.
This is Awesome! All the people involved seems like a great hobby.😎💯
Just ordered a Steelers Pro Bowl set, looking forward to learning the ropes.
Did it come in? Are you happy with it?
Yessir steelers
I can watch this video almost a million times - this will always be a classic video for the hobby-sport...
Tudor games have always worked well for me. My older sets sometimes work better. Hard to beat the metal surface for consistency. The newer ones work fine though. Big thing is you have to put them on a totally level surface.
I had one of these. Also had the manual hockey game with the plastic skaters. My fave though was this little hockey game from radio shack that a little puck and little players. Loved it.
My brother and I spent many hours engaged in mortal combat on the electric football field. I can vividly remember us getting grounded from it when we decided to add a little extra “excitement” to it as only a 10 and 12 year old set of brothers can. We dosed both lines in lighter fluid, lit up and my halfback, and sent him on an off tackle power run. Watching both lines go up in flames like the the Hindenburg was an EPIC experience. Moms just don’t understand what fun really is .................
That is one of the most epic Electric Football stories I have ever heard! You and your brother were true Electric Football innovators. I gotta know what you called the play!
@Tudor Games - Home of Electric Football - We dubbed that play “Fire in the hole”.
@@aeromedical6750 he's EN FUEGO!!!
Changing the different position of the players and reshaping them started out in Norfolk Virginia. We was the first to do it Darryl Smith is one of the all-time greats in that.
Kind of strange that you don't show any games being played. But nice to see it is still around. I played it in the late 50's and early 60's all the time with my pals.
Roy Heffner maybe because you’d remember what a huge letdown it always was. It never failed to disappoint, but I’d get excited for it every time, like an idiot.
Yeah to be honest. Not sure why the folks who put this video together for us didn't include any game play in this video. It's a shame because we aren't trying to hide how awesome Electric Football is. We have tons of other videos on our channel showing the game in action!
Love the story. I would like to see more of the custom build, scale fields. I'd like to see more of the artistry involved in the figures and how they function.
Scale fields are now available - Ultimate Electric Football on electricfootball dot com
This is friggen awesome! I haven't played electric football since the 1970s. I almost want to buy a set & start playing again.
We would love to have you! Special 20% off sale ending soon! www.tudorgames.com
Just got the Philadelphia pro bowl field and a bunch of teams. The game is awesome. Pretty reasonably priced too for the starter stuff.
Just ordered my gameset and pieces always wanted one when i was younger
It's great that these people are enjoying this game. My friends and I use to play this game back in the early '60's. We painted our teams and had leagues like today's players. The game board back then was metal, but you could adjust the speed of the game, slowing it down to see if a play is downed or is missed. I gave all my teams to my son and wonder if he ever kept them. I think I'll ask. Good luck, have fun.
JN
@Brian Jones Hi Brian, well we took a lot of care with the rules and even kept stats of each player on runs, passing, tackles, TD's, and kept wins and loses for each persons team. We did enjoy it, but soon we found other things to do when the weather got warm. I remember it as a fun time and a chance to get together with your friends. Thanks for the question. JN
I have a feeling like 2 decades from now this is going to a huge event.
We're workin' on it!
An excellent introduction to the game of Electric Football
People are wonderful
Awesome. Hours of fun.
Wow its amazing because me and my two older brothers had one of these games. But what really amazed me is they held the championship here in my hometown of Richmond Va.
This is Madden before Madden.My older brother had one I remember playing with it when I was a kid.I didn’t realize it was an actual board game.
I'm gonna buy a board soon. Haven't had one since 1990.
Great to hear! Be sure to sign up for the newsletter before you do for those sweet sweet discounts.
Everyone interviewed says the same thing. "Were the coach, GM & players all at the same time.". Inter est ing...
My Dad. Got Us Electric Football Back In 1970 s For Christmas, We Used To Play It All The Time , We Had A Friend Named Christian From Germany , We Would Go To His House And Play Electric Football , He Was A Little Older Then Us , Im 55 Now And Wow I Didn't Know That There Was A League For This , Cool , Showed The Video To My 15 Year Old Son , He Was Like What ?
Electric Football , Thats Cool.
this is look very cool! considering buying a starting set and giving it a try.
I’m with the lady from Baltimore!! East Baltimore here!! Go Ravens!! Big truss!
what the!?
they actually have electric football league tournaments? 😧
YES!
The Hulk sound a little like Cleveland Brown
People who think that folks stare at the controller while playing a video game have never played a video game, Most of the games I play require communication and strategy to accomplish the goal.
You are TOTALLY right. I think the some of the guys just want some respect for the game they love and hate always being compared to Madden video games.
Lol you probably don’t have the motor function to use a controller, lmao old ass most “fake” video games take more brain function then this mindless shit lol talking like you tried both.
There was also a floor football game with about 6" players, a running back on a motor base, and the linebackers on wheeled metal bases. I think the quarterback was the kicker too.
I remember that EF quarterback looked like a mobile coat rack, or some kind of android. It kind of took away from the game.
For a doc all about one thing how do you come so close without ever even showing a play? What was the point?
or even explain the rules...
@One Sports Network Now we can only assume the game is awful and that is why they didn't explain it
Marshall gets the ball. He's running in a circle. AND A LOOK AT HIM GO! He's taking another lap! He's at the 40... to the 30... the 20... back to the 30... around to the 40 again! And to the 30! Can the defense stop him?!
Nah. Most of the defense is buzzing by the sideline trying to get the cheerleader's numbers. 📣
Gotta coach up your players before game time to get them to perform! ruclips.net/video/PX9nNefWb_8/видео.html
Shout out to John Dicarlo... reppin' my home town!
He is a quality human being. Much respect!
These guys are legends God bless them
Great documetary on my favorite hobby
I used to play Electric Football as a kid, had an awesome time with it. But your definition of "Video Games" is completely wrong. Even young kids have Xbox Live, or Playstation Network. This allows them to talk and meet other people from around the WORLD, not just locally. If your an older gamer, your most likely using a PC, and using Discord or Team Speak to communicate with other like minded gamers. I have friends in the U.K, Norway, Finland, Australia, Spain, Ireland, Kuwait, Belgium, people I've forged friendships with for over 15 years of PC Gaming. I'm sorry, but the days of Kids, or older gamer's talking to a screen are from the 80's. It's a whole new ball game. Great video, was still very cool to see.
2:27 that mustache fake af 🤣🤣🤣
@rustybuttpate oh ok lol
@rustybuttpate I thought he was in Harvey costume. JK
The dude before him with the hitler stash and the dude after with the tan brow, these people are mesmerizing.
I love the competition. One-on-one. But not sure how much strategy is involved.
Used to be soooo into electric football, but now I move on to the big times. Now it's all about electric volleyball, the future of electric vibrating sports.
Glad you enjoyed the game when you were younger! We experimented with releasing an Electric Beach Volleyball game but the sand kept getting everywhere. 🏐
2:10 is an older EDP445
I remember finding the game under my uncle's bed in my grandparents house in the mid 80's. It was completely metal, probably from the 40's, most of the players were there, and the football was this small white q-tip of a ball. Never really understood how to play, but it was LOUD!
Very cool! We still use the same basic type of felt football that you might remember from back then. We do have all new battery powered motors on our boards nowadays which still produce that signature buzz, but at a much more pleasant volume.
This is absolutely fascinating
Such a great video; not a player but it makes a fantastic case why you all are. Well done!
Thanks! It's never too late to start. 😁🏈
This is a real life Christopher Guest movie.
You have NO idea how happy that makes us.
Something that brings all ethnic groups together and builds friendships is awesome in my eyes. Cool to see how happy these people are and its cool to see people taking pride in something like this.
Funny enough, Chris Bopst (the first guy to speak n the video) is a founding member of the metal band GWAR!
Sharpton has never looked so good!
A lot of fun too watch this
Oh wow this is a throwback for real. But nothing wrong with this if it makes them happy.
I have one of your sets from the early 40s. In working condition, with those felt footballs and that metal, spring operated kicker/passer that was waaaay too strong. It will fling one of those little footballs across the room!
Lol that's awesome!
That is fantastic! What a cool part of gaming history. We would LOVE some pictures if you get the chance!
when is the next convention or tournament
Can use GPS, maps and compass.
Wow! How awesome is this.
79 80 i would hear that humming noise from kirchen my bro and his friend i couldnt go in the kitchen he would make me get out😢😓 this game has come along way always wanted one
I had this game when I was 7. I was mad I got it for Christmas. Lol
Gotta be better than socks... right? 🤞
Tudor Games - Home of Electric Football yup. lol
This was awesome!
the passing never worked right but we formed a league as kids
Completing a pass was a near miracle.
My brother and I created a 24 team league that played a 10 game schedule in 1978 that I drew up and created a statistics sheet for each game. We compiled stats and had statistical leaders for offense just like it appeared in the newspaper. (You guys remember what that is, right? Lol) It was amazing!! We had a modified version of the ball( on passing plays) that was made from a small piece of aluminum foil folded and formed around the passers arm/hand lever. The ball could hit the receiver on the fly or on a bounce- didn’t matter- still pretty hard to pull off!!! So much fun. I should publish this stuff it was so cool. It was all typed out on a typewriter- yes, I’m for real. Lol
Wow... I must be some kind of miracle worker than! 👼
My brother and threw the passes ourselves instead of using the actual quarterback.
I see MY BOY DARRELL D-LEGEND SMITH!!!!! HEY MAN REP THE 757!!!!
Peace Bro do u have anyway 2 contact Darryl Smith or mr. Lavelle Shelton
13:13 i really like how people think that all you have to do to play a video game is stare at the controller and flail your fingers around.
whoever edited this video chose an extremely strange filter.
14:15 the golddust of electric football lol
D Legend u still doing your thing I see I use 2 play in the YMCA in tidewater park with Darryl. If u see this post how i link with u.
This is kinda like a electric version of ‘Subbuteo’. Im from the UK, and Subbuteo has a very big following. Its a soccer game where you flick the figures so its not electric. But it is very similar. Although personally i prefer the look of the electric football.
That's right! Whenever we go to trade shows folks from England always get a kick out of the similarities!
Rather play this than Madden
Anthony S Nope. I grew up with these and I’m an old fart, but, no. It’s all about simulation and Madden, from the beginning, is just better. I also sculpt and make models, so I appreciate the artistry and I’m happy these guys have fun. But... yeah, madden is just better.
Ive never played how do you throw the ball im curious
Not quite as glamorous of a video, but Coach PlayEF does a great job explaining the techniques in this video: ruclips.net/video/Zr9jc2XPWH8/видео.html
I need this
If anyone could put me in touch with Sheila Scott's husband - they showed him briefly with what looked like an incredible WVU team setup - I'd very much appreciate it. Thank you!
2:20 is no one going to talk about this guys moustache?
That’s the normal ditka stache same as 2:56
Everyone is. It was on the front page of every newspaper, Time Magazine & all the internet.
@@MeximidgeComedy lol that's funny
I had one of these games in 81 but just give me some Madden 2020 and I'm good..
i loved this game
I want Tudor gear!
Looks fuckin cool to me. When you find something like that your passionate about, fuck what other people think about it. In the end you have to live in your own skin. Ive been fixated with video games since I was 6, starting with the atari 2600 in 86. It still gets negative associations even though its very popular now. Never got along with people in general so didnt give a shit. Thirty three years later the passion has only grown stronger.
Im also a weightlifter of 25 years. Though into more of the darker aspects of it, and not for health. The abuse comes at a price and your body cant continue that brutality for ever without breaking down. With games I can get all that intensity out of my system by taking on extreme challenges, but without destroying myself completely. Gaming was always my true passion. The lifting was born out of trying to manage mental demons. Ive turned my focus even heavier in that direction now and get much more satisfaction from that, then previous lifts and size increases when training.
Saw the football lights, thought they were silicon implants, leaving video with comment.
@15:48 That's what hobbies are all about!
its an awesome hobby. keep it up!!!!!
If I lived in the US I'd love to try that game.
You can still order it off Amazon cant you?
We do ship worldwide... just sayin' 🌎
Ho2 can i be apart of this. Im from buffalo ny. Played as a kid. In the days where we over painted the players for weight with screws on the bottom of the base lol. Im sure thats no more but. How can i be down?????
Best thing to do is hop on Facebook and find a nearby league. There are a few in the NY area I believe!
Is anybody in Alaska Anchorage play electric football
Electronic football sucks, yet I loved playing it as a kid!
... thanks?
If I don’t see a #44 Chuck Foreman figure ..
...but can they make a field goal with a paper football?
Out of 8 teams he was able to make the Final 4...
Do you guys actually have fans that come out to watch their electric football team play to win like a real football game
Yeah we do! Usually folks staying at whatever hotel the tournament is being held at will stop by and watch as well as some friends, families, and fans of the coaches. How can you not be curious about a ballroom filled with little buzzing football fields!?
The nerdy side of football
5:44 sounds like Cleveland Brown
2:42 "This game of electric football brings a variety of all races..." {but mostly dudes.}