Madden NFL 2000 Short Videos
Short videos showcasing player highlight reels, player touchdown grabs, break away game plays and prime team defensive turnovers.
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Vikings WR Cris Carter grabs 34-yard pass Bomb
Vikings All-Pro WR Cris Carter grabs "No Huddle" catch from Vikings QB Randall Cunningham.
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Rams RB Marshall Faulk busts a 40-yard TD run
Madden NFL 2000 St. Louis Rams RB Marshall Faulk blasts off for a 40-yard TD run against Bucs.
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Colts QB Peyton Manning Gameplay and the Colts
Madden NFL 2000 Gameplay with QB Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts.
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Denver Broncos WR Rod Smith 40-yard TD Bomb
Madden NFL 2000 Denver Broncos WR Rod Smith shreds the Chiefs with 40-yard TD.
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Jets QB Vinny Testaverde throws Red Zone Pick
Madden NFL 2000 Jets QB Vinny Testaverde throws red zone interception against the Broncos.
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Rams Top WR Torry Holt TD catch shreds Ravens
Madden NFL St. Louis Rams WR Torry Holt shreds Ravens defense with a 45-yard TD catch.
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Vikings WR Randy Moss snags 70-yard TD Catch
Minnesota Vikings WR Randy Moss destroys the Tampa Bay Bucs defense with TD Bomb.
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Oakland Raiders CB Darrien Gordon's Pick-6 TD
Oakland Raiders CB Darrien Gordon's Pick-6 Wins Game against the San Diego Chargers.
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Madden NFL 2000 Video Shorts and NFL Player Highlight Reels
The Madden NFL Short Videos and player highlights for Madden NFL 2000 Football. John Madden Football made its debut in 1988. John Madden's push for 11-on-11 realism transformed sports football gaming forever. Created by EA Sports, the series gained NFL licensing in 1993 and became a yearly favorite. Madden also introduced legendary features like Franchise Mode in 1998 and Madden Ultimate Team in 2010, raking in billions over three decades. Madden NFL 2000 features several Running Back short video highlights. Published by EA Sports back in 1999 for platforms like PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and Microsoft Windows.
Madden NFL Short Videos, Player Highlights and NFL Realism
(1984–1988) The Vision: In 1984, EA’s founder Trip Hawkins reached out to John Madden for a realistic football simulation. However, Madden turned down the idea of a “7-on-7” arcade game and wanted 11-on-11 realism in the game performance. John Madden had a new requirement for his Madden NFL Football gaming series: Madden insisted on a true 11-on-11 game, which over time, pushed back development due to tech constraints. The Launch: John Madden Football hit the market in 1988 for Apple II, later achieving huge success on Sega Genesis in 1990 and Super Nintendo in 1991. Available on PlayStation, Nintendo 64, PC, Macintosh and Game Boy Color.
Platforms: Madden 2000 was available on Sony PlayStation PS1, Nintendo 64, Windows PC, Madden for Mac OS, and Game Boy Color. Gameplay Improvements: Brought in better salary cap management, the option to hire or fire coaches, and enhanced trade logic. Game upgrades included 31 teams, featuring the newly reinstated Cleveland Browns Roster. “Madden Cards” and Gameplay Modes: Launched a Madden Challenge mode with unlockable rewards and cheats, including special teams.