Welcome to
distantreplay.org...

Your
new home for all your favorite leagues, replays and monthly
tournaments.
In late September the CFL (Canarsie Football
League) was born and with it our first ActionPC website was born.
The CFL got it's start back in the 1980's on an obscure & all but
orphaned game called 3 in 1 football by Lance Haffner.
All games were played in person in my den back in
Brooklyn, NY. As the years went by our core group of guys
moved away and getting together in person was just not feasible.
3 in 1 football never evolved past DOS and we needed a game that was
internet compatible. Howard Fortel searched 'the net' and
found Dave's site as the saying goes, "the rest is history".
Next we all became involved with Jamie Hunter's
3LFL, which is a 1990's draft league that is made up of 24
international teams. The league is great, but it's webmaster
from 2003-04 quit on them. And as we all know, if a league
doesn't have a website it doesn't exist. So back in the fall
of '04 I began maintaining the 3LFL draftboard and website.
In mid January the NFL kicked into playoff mode
and I thougth, "wouldn't it be cool to play a tournament using only
former Super Bowl Champions" ? That little brainchild gave
birth to the monthly double elimination tournament format.
Each month we'll have a new "theme" for our tournaments. From
the best team's ever to the worst teams ever we'll cover it all.
If I wasn't busy enough trying to track down game
files and set up URL's the CSFL came a calling. Internal
personality issues put the league on the brink of folding. As
of this writing I'm still not sure of the league's long term
survival, but I knew it needed an immediate home.
The distantreplay.org site will be the home to
all these leagues and tournaments. With one click you can
navigate anywhere you want. I've added ActionPC community
links as well. You can download league files, view
instructions on game use or just get advice on game play.
3/1/2005 was the official kickoff of this merged
site ! I look forward to many years of enjoyment and
sportsmanship.
mw
Updated 3/1/05
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