Wow. I was the artist on that game at Gray Matter. Amazing to see it still kicking around on the Internets. Back then we had about 12 people in total making one game, and now we have as many as 300. Relic Games was sold to SEGA yesterday and so I have come full circle.

We'd love to hear your stories of creating this game and those early Sega Saturn days. Oh, and a big thumbs up to whoever thought up "Coach Labow." That was comedy gold.

I remember if you put this disc in a regular CD player you could listen to all the songs and sounds from the game.

i bought the saturn and this game and virtua fighter and was freakin blown away when i hooked it up

Probably played this too much growing up, and always wondered why there was a floppy image under “other” for saving options Recently found out about the FDD released in Japan, and as this was an early release for the US Saturn, I’m assuming this was a potential idea at one point- so, my next question is, do you know if any of the other in house Sega sports releases had this as a save option? And if so, do you know if the FDD peripheral is compatible with North American Saturns?

That Red Wing lineup could have been a bit better- Bob Rouse but no Lidstrom? Kozlov in the lineup ahead of Yzerman?

Wow, 10 minute gameplay video but I didn't see any actual gameplay until that last 40 seconds of the video.

Yeah this one of the worst, but it was also the first game to let you play as the goalie.

This game was soooo terrible that I very nearly traded my Saturn for a Playstation. I was within seconds of selling out, and I was a diehard Sega fan. Thank goodness I didn't...but this has to be the worst sports game ever made. It's just wretched. That said, the Coach Labeau videos were hilarious..hah hah hah