This is what video game versions of Phil Simms and Jim Nantz look like on a giant screen. (TeamCoco/YouTube)
This is what video game versions of Phil Simms and Jim Nantz look like on a giant screen. (TeamCoco/YouTube)

Have you ever played video games on a 160-foot wide television screen inside of an empty NFL stadium? No? Neither have I. Conan O'Brien has though. 

The late night talk show host was at AT&T Stadium in Dallas recently and he did what anyone who has access to an empty NFL stadium would do: He hooked up a PS4 to the Jumbotron and played Madden.

O'Brien also played Street Fighter 2 -- and a game called Flower. I'd explain what Flower is, but even if I explained it, it still wouldn't make sense and we'd probably all be even more confused. 

Anyway, back to the Jumbotron. The Jumbotron at Jerry-world is a giant 160-foot by 72-foot screen that was made my Mitsubishi. If those numbers mean nothing to you, let me try and put it in perspective: It would take 4,920 52-inch flatscreen televisions to fill up the giant screen at AT&T Stadium. 

Now that you know how big the screen at Cowboys Stadium is, lets get back to Conan playing video games. You can watch that below.