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Yeah, I used to have one of these.

No, in fact, I still do.

What am I talking about?

I have one in the garage.

I need to get it down.

It's electric football.

Oh, come on.

And you kids have no clue what awesome sports stuff is all about.

You have your video games and your

blah blah blah you're madden.

This was little plastic

dudes that were on a

huge sheet of metal.

And a sheet of metal you would plug it in and it would

vibrate. And they'd just move all over the place.

It would make them move. They have little bases on them.

Yeah. And you could dial the bases in hopes of orchestrating the right movement. And you'd have to do it for all 11 guys. Mm-hmm. And the ball was this tiny piece of foam. Mm-hmm. And you'd have to put it in the quarterback's plastic hand. And it would never work. Never. Ever. I know. But we played it for hours and hundreds of hours. So how is that more awesome than, let's say, Madden, where you actually can control the guy on the screen? Here, the guys were just kind of... They would run around in circles. Yeah. You'd get a guy open. You're like, oh, cool. Devin Hester's got the ball.

He's running in circles.

And no one's coming within 20 yards of them, but he will not stop running in tight little

circles.

Well, A, because the element of surprise.

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