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Added: December 5, 2008

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Added: December 5, 2008

DENVER, December 4,2008(AP) -- Nuggets coach George Karl thinks anger trumps happiness on an NBA basketball court every time. Tony Parker scored 22 points, Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili each added 21, and the smarting San Antonio Spurs took advantage of a rare poor performance by Chauncey Billups since he arrived in Denver to whip the Nuggets 108-91 on Thursday night. The Nuggets had won 12 of 15 since acquiring Billups from Detroit in the Allen Iverson trade, including a 132-93 shellacking of Toronto that still had them aglow 48 hours later. The Spurs were still exasperated over their double-digit loss to Detroit this week and their double-digit defeat at the hands of Denver last month when they were short-handed. "To me you had a very angry team, a very mad team and we were a happy team,'' Karl said. "Arrogance, cockiness, happiness, contentment, they're all different, there are very thin lines and tonight we probably thought we were a little bit better than we were and we got embarrassed. Not embarrassed, but we got beat.'' Billups, the former University of Colorado star, had enjoyed a wonderful homecoming up to this point, helping the franchise get off to its best start since the 1976-77 team behind David Thompson won 13 of its first 19. "It was a pretty good bounce-back,'' Ginobili said. And a pretty hard fall for the Nuggets, who have been better in all areas since Billups' arrival, putting a constant smile across Karl's face after several years of consternation with a high-priced roster that lacked a pure point guard. Not on this night. Denver's dismal showing came just 48 hours after a 39-point blowout of Toronto, an embarrassment that served as the last straw in Sam Mitchell's tenure as Raptors coach. Karl lamented the firing long and hard before Thursday's tip-off. After routing the Raptors, Billups declared it was just one of those games where everything worked: "Throughout the season you usually get two or three of those games,'' he said. "Unfortunately, you usually get two or three on the other side, those games where nothing really works.'' And this game was certainly one of those. "I might have talked it up on us, I don't know,'' Billups said Thursday. "That was an ugly game. Games like that you have to wash them off in the shower and just forget about them as soon as possible. They picked us apart. They just outplayed us all over the place.'' One game after doling out 37 assists, the Nuggets handed out just 19. And they missed 40 percent of their free throws while San Antonio was going 17-of-18 from the stripe. In the first half, Billups scored just 3 points on 1-of-7 shooting and he doled out but a single assist. Billups scored nine points in the irrelevant fourth quarter to finish with 12. Carmelo Anthony led Denver with 16, and J.R. Smith had 15 points and 10 boards off the bench. The Spurs shot 56 percent, racing out to a 61-41 halftime lead that put this one in the win column early - not a single time in their history have the Nuggets overcome a deficit of 20 or more points. "I'll tell you what, that first half was one of the best shooting halves I've seen in a long, long time,'' Billups said. "We made some rotations. They made some great shots. We were down 20 against the half against a team that is going to play slow enough that they don't let you get on too many runs. So, it's tough to get down 20 to a team like that and be able to come back.'' The Nuggets (55 percent) and Spurs (58 percent) were both hot in the first quarter but Denver started out the second quarter by missing 10 of 12 shots while the Spurs were still sinking most of their shots. "I think as a team we played some of our best basketball,'' Duncan said. "We were a lot more consistent defensively. In the second half they were a lot more aggressive getting to the rim. There was a stretch there where we were fouling people too much, but other than that, consistently throughout the game we played well, we moved the ball well and Manu and Tony scored some points.'' Reserve George Hill scored seven points in a 15-2 run San Antonio used to take control at 47-33 with six minutes left in the first half, and Denver never recovered. "We're just trying to right our ship right now; it doesn't matter who we play,'' Duncan said after the Spurs snapped a two-game skid and improved to 10-8. "We're trying to get ourselves right. To get a win here against a team that's playing very good makes us feel we're back on track.'' Notes: Parker and Ginobili both missed the Spurs' 91-81 loss to the Nuggets in San Antonio on Nov. 19. Made by NBA TV.

Author: 1EDmanLV
Keywords: NBA Denver Nuggets San Antonio Spurs game play Anthony Martin Duncan Parker moves dunk pass 3pt shot crossover
Added: December 5, 2008

http://deivix.shrconsole.hop.clickbank.net/?q=Tecmo%20Bowl%20Kickoff Nostalgia can only take you so far. Such is the case with Tecmo Bowl Kickoff, an attempt to remake the superlative Tecmo Super Bowl on the Nintendo DS. Developer Polygon Magic should be given credit for successfully translating Tecmo Bowl's singular style of gridiron action to the DS, adding stylus control while maintaining the classic arcade football gameplay. But a lackluster season mode, the lack of any true star players (fictional or licensed), and one of the worst menu systems in years keep Tecmo Bowl Kickoff from reaching the hall-of-fame status of its hallowed predecessors. Without the NFL license, Tecmo created a fictional league of two conferences, six divisions, and 32 teams with porn-star-worthy names such as the New York Hardknocks and the Los Angeles Supercocks. Thankfully, those can be immediately changed using a customization tool with which you can change team colors, logos, player names, and team cities. Well, "immediately" may be the wrong word here, given that the cryptic menu system will have you pushing the OK button seven times to confirm any changes, which may or may not actually be made. But with some dedication, you can eventually re-create the entire NFL, complete with stars of Tecmo past such as Barry Sanders and Mike Singletary. Of course, you're changing only the names here, and when you get on the field, you'll begin to notice a lack of any true star players. Whereas Bo Jackson was single-handedly able to ruin your perfect season in the original Tecmo Bowl and is currently enshrined as the greatest video game athlete of our time, the fictional players on this roster all begin with such abysmal ratings that you'll feel as if your team consists of 11 junior-college punters. The game is not slow, per se, but you'll have to heavily upgrade your players before the game speed resembles anything close to Tecmo Super Bowl, and that takes multiple seasons. Given that the computer players don't seem to distribute any upgrade points themselves, your team will then dominate the league. Indeed, it's conceivable that you might never lose to a computer-controlled opponent. On the field, the action is pure Tecmo Bowl, and any fan of the original will instantly get a warm, fuzzy feeling inside. Teams have eight offensive plays, four rushing and four passing, and a playbook editor lets you pop in a flea-flicker or play-action. If you're feeling particularly nasty, you can edit other team's playbooks as well so that all running plays will be right sweeps, for example, though we do not condone such chicanery. Instead of pressing a dedicated button to pass to a specific receiver, you press A to cycle through intended targets, and B to throw. The stylus control works surprisingly well for passing. You drag the stylus to move the quarterback and tap a receiver to throw, much simpler than cycling through players while under pressure. On defense, however, the stylus doesn't let you dive at ball carriers, which is a big problem because the diving tackle is the only surefire method to take down a player. Despite the development team having years to do so, some of the same foibles that plagued the original Tecmo Bowl gameplay have yet to be corrected. Players will get credit for a catch or interception even when they are clearly out of bounds. Aggressive nose tackles can run right through the offensive line for easy sacks. And defensive backs will outrun the ball in the air to make an interception. Gameplay has been slightly tweaked to encourage a more defensive game. As a quarterback, you need to have an unobstructed line of sight to an open receiver or defenders will most likely bat your pass to the turf. Additionally, 100-yard bombs from Dan Marino or John Elway have been removed, and receivers on a streak pattern will simply stop when the ball is thrown and wait for it to arrive. The only true gameplay addition is the application of super abilities to your players. As you play, you earn points that can be used to purchase traits such as hot potato (QB will evade a sack and pass to a player in close proximity) or vertical boost (jump higher to catch a ball). Problem is, the abilities mostly activate at random, and you have very little control over when you would like to unleash a power-run ability, for example. They are shown off in slick double-screen cutscenes, but not being able to control the timing of these moves takes away most of the fun. Tecmo's trademark cutscenes, a collage of leaping bear hugs and 1980s-style high fives, make a triumphant return, and they are bright and vivid on the DS. The top screen is used only as a scoreboard, though it never tells you what yard line you are on, a significant problem if you are at the edge of field-goal range. The touch screen is used for play calling and general gameplay, and players look, move, and feel like those of classic Tecmo Bowl games.

Author: albinasbinladinas
Keywords: PC "PlayStation 2" Xbox GameCube PSP DS GBA PS2 PS3 "PlayStation 3" Wii "Xbox 360"
Added: December 5, 2008

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Added: December 5, 2008