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Atlanta QB Jeff George has a big day passing going for 279 yards and four TDs in the snow.
Click For VideoThe Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts share a storied and tough non-divisional rivalry.
Click For VideoGame MVP Cincinnati Bengals WR Carl Pickens has three catches for 144 yard and three TDs.
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A classic Madden NFL 2000 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles.
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The Patriots vs. Giants rivalry has been played 15 times, including 2 postseason games.
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Madden NFL 2000 full game Steelers vs. Ravens with user game play and commentary.
Click For VideoMadden NFL 2000 as a whole is a football game developed by EA Tiburon. It was launched by EA Sports in 1999 for various platforms like PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and Microsoft Windows. Aspyr Media also released a version for Macintosh OS, making it the first football game ever adapted for Mac. In the first game of the 2000 season, the Dallas Cowboys face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. This Cowboys vs. Eagles Madden video is shown on the Macintosh.
Madden NFL 2000 Video is categorized as a football video game. It is the fourth 3D installment in the Madden NFL series and the second game in the franchise that does not feature John Madden exclusively on the cover in North America (the only other instance being Madden NFL '95). Typically, Madden is prominently featured on the cover, alongside a well-known image of Barry Sanders in an action shot in the background. The European PAL edition only displays Dorsey Levens on its cover. The introductory video in the CD-ROM versions includes an unnamed track by rapper Ludacris.
In 1999, EA Sports introduced Madden NFL 2000 for the 1999 Nintendo Game Boy Color. The Game Boy Color was a significant 8-bit handheld device launched by Nintendo. It boasted a bright color display (able to show as many as 56 colors at once), compatibility with original Game Boy titles, and was notably succeeded in 1999 by the eagerly awaited launch of Nintendo Pokémon Gold.
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