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Old 03-11-2009, 04:11 AM   #1
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Why did Midway never make Mutant League Football for next gen systems?
You realize that game could make forty billion dollars, right? Such a fun concept back in the day, and they could really spice it up and make it a good football game with slick graphics and sick injuries/kills. I'm not even sure why I'm making this thread, but I'm disappointed that this will never happen now.

BTW, NFL Blitz is not the same, damn it.

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