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Playing defense in this game was cool. CPU playbooks generally have one or two main formations that will cover 6 or 7 of the 8 plays. If you look at them, it's often the case that a single pivotal defender can stop multiple plays within each formation group. For example, play action rollouts or sprintouts are often VERY vulnerable to the roll side OLB just running straight upfield. What's particularly nice, is that player is also often a very athletic one. So pick the play going away from him, and play that player to shut down the other plays. Anytime your opponent picks a play from that formation, you ought to be able to render it a dead play. The problem is that most teams have two sets of formations. Have a similar plan for the other one, but know that if your opponent picks that one, there's going to be at least one or two play possibilities in that group that you won't be in position for. Which means if you're not playing the CPU, alternate which formation group you're killing. IMHO, pressure is better than coverage. So pick someone in the front seven and ATTACK. Yes, you WILL give up big plays at times, but this game is like Tennis. Offense has the advantage so it's about breaking the other guy's serve. One sack fumble is worth giving up long TDs. When doing pressure, identify how to get to the QB FAST. The fastest way is to cover the shortest distance. The Nost Tackle is the best pass rusher in the game. Any straight drop back pass from center can be sacked so fast by the NT that the QB won't even be under the player's control yet. Play action and shotgun is a different story. I can't remember if it's the gap above the center or below him, but I had it timed out where anytime I read that my opponent's play package included a dropback pass, I could call an outside run to shut it down, and then take the NT and INSTANTLY destroy inside runs and dropback passes. You just get into that A-gap, and instantly dive. By going sideways a step, the center won't engage you, and your angle will sweep through and crush the QB or RB before the play can get going. Takes a little practice...but not that much. The only counter is to just...never include those plays in your playbook, and it cuts out a ton of the best plays. For example, the playbook this guy put together, I would either call the first run, third run, or shotgun pass every play. When I see him in split-back pro-set, I take the NT and only one play out of that formation can beat me...and that's assuming he called the sweep to the opposite side I did. If he comes out in single back, I'm taking the DE. The hole for both the 2nd run and 3rd pass will open right there, and I can slice in to stop either. The shotgun pass .... is harder. If he calls that when I haven't picked it, I'll probably still play NT and pressure him, but he's going to have the opportunity to hit that intermediate dig route all day long and there isn't much I can do about it. But I'm forcing him to throw early enough that my guys are local and there's at least a fair chance they do...something helpful. Analyzing the opponent playbook and formations is CRITICAL to playing defense in this game. The hardest team to play for my style - were the Run n Shoot teams. And you can probably guess why. They typically had two shotgun plays, and two outside toss plays. I could annihilate everything else, but that's four viable plays in a single playbook. I could still always win, but it was often a shootout, not a blowout. Especially the Lions because Barry Sanders on those outside tosses was BRUTAL. Offense of course is super-easy and barely deserves comment. Against human players, picking a playbook that was hard to read was critical. It helps if you know how your opponent plays defense. I've already said the best counter to me is to pick shotguns and outside runs. But other players might not do what I do. Figure out how they're attacking you, and frustrate them. But having alot of plays that look the same is going to be critical against anyone. Design the playbook so that they can't do what I do and stop multiple plays with the same player. Force them to guess against bad odds. I liked running a balanced offense and throwing to receivers I can see. The CPU screws me when I try to throw beyond what I can see. I'd rather be patient and unstoppable. But I've played against people who are UNCANNILY good at getting the computer to let them connect on those deep 80 yard jump balls. And I can't deny it works for them. But I usually beat those players. Sure they scored multiple long sexy bombs, but I broke serve a couple times, and they don't break my serve because I'm not trusting what I can't see. Also those bombs take time, and my pressure style will hit plenty of sacks as a result.

Hard plis

If this game would have been with a draft and the ability to create your own player or team similar to what snk baseball stars did, this game would have been over the top. But i still love it

Very nice improvement!!!

Looks just like Power Blade and Shatter hand!😎

Nice!!! I've been meaning to ask but, does characters change anything or is it just pretty much a different skin?

This is Conta!! Very Cool

Are you ever gonna come back to this game? I'm not sure if you've been keeping up but, the game has evolved a whole lot since.

This game seems pretty damn good!!!

Epic speedrun

I forgot how much I hated beating these games. Good job

Insane run, you're amazing, keep up the awesome work

I was just playing this game on xbox and had no clue what i was doing. Thanks for the playthrough with commentary. I enjoyed every moment of it.

Lawrence Taylor IS THE TERMINATOR!!!! EEK! He will haunt your QB's grandchildren's nightmares! LMAO

I STILL PLAY THIS! Been playing it since my big cousin Marv got it back in the winter of 1991! So many good times... AND THE FUMBLES ON THE FREAKING ONE YARD LINE>>>>> BLEEEAAAARRRH.......UGH!

Tip number 1: STOP BO JACKSON.... THE END LMAO!

I'm looking for a nes game where you're this Kung pao guy and the last boss is a giant eye ball. That's all I can remember

Dennis Byrd was a beast, I wasn't the best at running with them but Al Toon and Terrance Mathis were good receivers

Amazing game. Truly timeless

Nice I think I've seen the frog clip in TAS before I don't remember the freeze jumps though. Definitely an interesting game to speedrun I should probably watch the WR for this game.

Pick detroit and use Jerry Ball to go through the center and sack the quarterback like 50 percent of the time. 2. You can change the opponents plays to your liking so you can know what plays they use. 3. When running with the ball go diagonally up and down to slow down the cpu when they are running after you. Just a few tricks I learned

How to interception a ball ?

I try to shedder but it didn't work Dökülmeye çalışıyorum ama işe yaramadı

I was always Lawrence Taylor, I'd change the opposing plays to run right at him lol

If playing the Bills with Jets at 15-0 in last week of season, this would not be possible, lol. Hack the schedule and give it a try 😂

Why does this game get ridiculously difficult after week 6? I got shut out by the fucking cardinals and i use miami. Earlier in the season i was 4-0 but week 6 is the wall. Just predicts every play and no open recievers. Forces run game only.

Ninja Garden, very cool. Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos", AWESOME. Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom, ugh..

Great game, can be tricky thanks for the videos

tips and strategies: 1) pick the raiders 2) pick running play with bo jackson 3) profit

The best! also check the Raiders

The fact that the creator of this game. Could say that "Batman" on NES had no influence on this, is IN(fuckin')SANE!!!

Congrats for world record!

This damage boost is so similar to a standard super metroid dboost.

Never heard of this before. TY for sharing!

Great category for completionists.

Power Blade 2 and Solbrain.

I’m hoping to join in on this fun run soon. I’ve played it casually twice and enjoyed every moment!

The only tip you need to know is, hand the ball to BO Jackson.

Congratulations for the early world record!

Promo sm

Hehehe nice

Brilliant play, wonder the platform, reminds me of an old platformgame called The Blues Brothers

Power Blade NES Clone ??

I've been doing some speedruns of this, what is the difference between the in-game time that appears on your save and the real time split? is the in-game timer slower or faster?

Hello there, Shatterhand + Operation: Vice! HAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHHAHAa Nice gameplay, man!⭐⭐⭐⭐

The middle is typically the best spot. But if you have a fast defenseman lined up somewhere else, that could be an option, too. I've done it (blocked a kick) a few times with guys like John Offerdahl, Mike Singletary, and Rod Woodson.

Woah. Woah, woah.... no 1 likes the story? Says who? The Sss Kissers that follow you? Sorru dude, but to me the story of ng was Incredible. Now a days you cant even sit down and watch it without having to skip it and think your a speedrunner which btw angers me because theyre literally killing Games that have so much to immnese yourself with. Tha you dont even have time for that, and dude if your going to criticize a game go back to your world of deuchyness...

The best ninja game ever

It's weird when I come across a professional channel with well-made, well-edited videos that you think would have 50,000 to half a million subs and it only has less than a thousand. It feels like its a stolen vid from a larger channel or something. Anyway, nice video. I liked Batman Returns, Final Fight, River City Ransom, TMNT 2, and TMNT Manhattan Project. I never once got to play Double Dragon or Battletoads.