Tecmo Super Bowl Unleashes Gameplay Simulation Of Super Bowl 50 Matchup Between Broncos And Panthers

Who do you like to win the Super Bowl 50 matchup between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos on February 7?

Will it be Cam Newton, leading the Panthers to a Super Bowl celebration, or Peyton Manning, the oldest quarterback to ever lead a team to the Super Bowl, getting the job done?

While the debate will rage on over the next two weeks, Tecmo Super Bowl — one of the all-time classic sports video games — is weighing in. On Monday, Tecmo Super Bowl unleashed a gameplay simulation of how it expects the Broncos-Panthers game to go.

The very first play of the simulation has Newton dropping back in the pocket from his own 20-yard line and throwing a bomb to wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. for a touchdown.

The simulation has Manning coming right back on the next drive, though, finding running back C.J. Anderson for a big gain down the field. However, when Manning goes back to the same rusher on another passing play, Anderson coughs up for the ball for a costly fumble, recovered by Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis.

The Panthers take a 7-0 lead into halftime and tack on a field goal early in the second half to extend that lead to 10-0. Although Broncos running back Ronnie Hillman punches in a touchdown at the other end to pull Denver within 10-7, Jonathan Stewart takes a halfback toss to the house to add to the Panthers' win and close out the game via a 17-7 victory.

What's best about the simulation is Newton even pulls out a few struggling-graphics worth of dance moves, which are a far cry from his exploits in real life, but we'll take it.

Are you with the prediction of the Panthers winning 17-7?

Hey ... if only Manning had Bo Jackson in his backfield, right?

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