- Most of the games are retro titles from the 90s, but there are some references to modern games, like "Pokmon Go."
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The Carolina Panthers made an awesome mash-up of 16 classic video games to reveal their regular season schedule. Here's every game they referenced.
In a video released on Wednesday, the NFL's Carolina Panthers used 16 different video games to show off their regular season matchups.
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The Carolina Panthers chose an unusual method to reveal their 2019 schedule to fans: a 90-second mashup video showcasing each of their upcoming matchups as if it were a matchup in a video game.
Most of the games referenced are 90s classics including "Mortal Kombat" and "Tony Hawk Pro Skater" but there are some newer games in the video too, like "Pokmon Go" and "Words with Friends."
I'm pretty sure I managed to name all 16 games in the video, but feel free to check the video for yourself to see how many you recognize before reading the full list below.
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Week 1: "California Games" versus the Los Angeles Rams
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Week 2: "Pitfall" versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Week 3: "Daytona USA" versus the Arizona Cardinals
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Week 4: "Tony Hawk Pro Skater" versus the Houston Texans
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Week 5: "Madden NFL" versus the Jacksonville Jaguars
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Week 6: "FIFA" versus the Baltimore Ravens
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Week 7: Bye week
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Week 8: "Oregon Trail" versus the San Francisco 49ers
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Week 9: "NBA Jam" versus the Tennessee Titans
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Week 10: "Wrestlemania 2000" versus the Green Bay Packers
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Week 11: "Pokmon Go" versus the Atlanta Falcons
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Week 12: "Goldeneye" versus the New Orleans Saints
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Week 13: "Mario Kart" versus the Washington Redskins
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Week 14: "Pac-Man" versus the Atlanta Falcons
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Week 15: "Sonic the Hedgehog" versus the Seattle Seahawks
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Week 16: "Words with Friends" versus the Indianapolis Colts
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Week 17: "Mortal Kombat II" versus the New Orleans Saints
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The NFL Season will officially kick-off on September 5; tickets for the Panthers are available now.
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