Product Description

Disc Set - Relive the complete network broadcasts of the Pittsburgh Steelers five Super Bowl wins in their entirety. NFL Pittsburgh Steelers 5 Greatest Games: The Super Bowl Victories Disc One: Super Bowl IX ? Pittsburgh upset the Minnesota Vikings, 16-6, for their first-ever Super Bowl victory. Disc Two: Super Bowl X ? The Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys, 21-17, to win their second consecutive Super Bowl. Disc Three: Super Bowl XIII ? The Steelers defeated the Cowboys, 35-31, for their third Super Bowl ring in one of the greatest games in NFL history. Disc Four: Super Bowl XIV ? By defeating the Los Angeles Rams, 31-19, the Pittsburgh Steelers became the first team to win four Super Bowls. Disc Five: Super Bowl XL ?The Steelers won their fifth Super Bowl ring in 2005 by beating the Seattle Seahawks, 21-10.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28043 in DVD
• Brand: Team Marketing
• Released on: 2008-10-14
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 5
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 600 minutes

Features

• Officially Licensed
• Highest Quality Recording

Customer Reviews

NFL films finally puts these out!
OK, I've had these games on VHS tapes for years. I bought this set seeking better quality which I did not get. I thought SB's 9 and 10 were fair at best. I thought my VHS copy of SB 10 was better quality than the one in this set. SB's 13 and 14 were good, but not great. Actually SB 9 and 14 were basically the same copy quality I already had. SB 40 was excellent quality which it should be being the newest.

If you don't already own pirated VHS copies already, you should buy these.
If you are like me already owning copies of these and looking for better quality, you're not gonna get it.

Disappointing release from Warner
This was a highly anticipated release seeing how Warner was releasing 5 Steeler Super Bowls complete and uncut. First of all, the games are not complete. To speed up the game they cut a lot of the in between play commentary and sideline camera work. Maybe a small detail to some, but I see it as false advertisement. Second of all, the quality on these is downright shameful. I have recorded better quality from VHS of televised programs from the late 70's than these. It looks as if they transferred the games from a really bad VHS recording. Don't be fooled by the pristine crystal clear pictures of the various games on the DVD cover and back because what you get inside on the discs is horrible. Even the 5th superbowl quality is not what you would expect from something that was just recording in 2005. I was born and raised in Pittsburgh. I watched these games when they originally aired and the quality of the games back then wasn't that bad. Don't get me wrong, I understand about deterioration of film over time, but these are ridiculous. If you are a die hard Steeler fan like myself then these recordings might be of interest, otherwise I would highly recommend saving your money and look on Ebay or for someone that might have the original recorded games which I am sure will have better quality than this. Warner definitely dropped the ball on this release. Too bad. Definitely not worth the money.

Where did they get the source for these games
Like a previous review indicated - the quality of these games are below standard - there has to be better quality footage in the network vaults - these look like they were copied from a bootlegged VHS tape instead of the network source tape -- having said that -- it's still a great piece of history