The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
Having read nothing but the first chart, I set up a Lakers-Warriors match up, rolled the dice (2d10 and 2d6, just like Payoff Pitch Baseball) to see who had control at tip off, rerolled for a shot, and Alton Lister missed a jumper. Sam Perkins grabbed the rebound and that’s where I stopped.
It can’t be THAT easy to play, can it?
I’ll read the full rules later today.
Stay tuned!
Since I appear to be 2-for-2 on games from Sideline Strategy, I decided to get the PDF version of their basketball game while it’s on sale.
I purchased the 1990-91 season along with it, and I’m going to attempt to rewrite history by playing a Finals series between the Chicago Bulls and the Golden State Warriors.
Hey, the Warriors made the playoffs that year, so why not?
Stay tuned!
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the opening bout of the Scott Bullerwell Invitational!
LET’S GET READY TO RRRRRRRRRRRRUMBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE!
Ali stuns Valuev with a flurry of punches, and Mills Lane stops the fight at 2:49 of the first round. TKO awarded to Muhammad Ali.
By far the quickest fight I’ve ever played. By extension, the shortest replay game I’ve ever played. Wow.
Next up:
George Foreman vs. Evander Holyfield.
Stay tuned!
I’m not sure what caused my current interest in my boxing games.
That said, I think I’ll be focusing again on Title Bout II and Glory Days Boxing.
DICE Boxing will be played if I ever get more than half of the boxers printed out (print-and-play game). Same goes for Diggin’ Deep Boxing and Main Event Boxing.
I should go through the original Title Bout game that I won from eBay.
I may or may not get a printed version of Legends of Boxing.
Stay tuned!
