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System:
Super Nintendo
Publisher:
Mindscape
Developer:
Software Toolworks
UPC: 24294114533

Released: 10-01-94
Players: 1-2

Game Genre:
Sports
Game Perspective:
Top-Down
Genre Sport:
Football (American)

Price Guide (USD):
Loose:  $3.99
Complete:  $9.94
New:  $9.99
Rarity:  7/10

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Play NCAA Football (SNES) - Online Rom | Super Nintendo

Play NCAA Football online with Super Nintendo browser emulation for free! NCAA Football (SNES) game rom is loaded with features in our flash, java and rgr plugin emulators. Nothing to configure, we've done it for you!

NCAA Football

NCAA Football Title ScreenNCAA Football Screenshot 1
NCAA Football Box Art FrontNCAA Football Box Art BackNCAA Football Screenthot 2
Rating: 9.6
(15 votes)
Plays: 3,200
M:99%
F:1%
Filesize: 583kb

NCAA Football Box Description

NCAA Football is a Football Sim game, developed by Software Toolworks and published by Mindscape Inc., which was released in 1994.

NCAA Football (Super Nintendo) Screenshots

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NCAA Football
by pacman1755 (5/5)
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NCAA Football Featured Review

NCAA Football Review by: tj4bigred - 9.8/10

NCAA Football
Let me start by saying that I love football. Pro is great but I prefer the young men with dreams before they're souls are corrupted by money, fame, and agents. College football just is more lively, running on rivalry, tradition and passion. These days, to get your football fix in the middle of the summer, you can drive over to Walmart and pay 60 dollars for an Xbox 360 game with graphics that are "Better than real life!!!" but this small SNES game sports only 16 teams, a tournament game mode, and about 25 plays. And I would take it over then Xbox game any day.

The graphics are SNES-y. They won't blow you away, but they do make the game clear and easy to play(ie you'll know which team is which) The passing is a little bit unrealistic but when I'm playing as Nebraska, I'm running the football every play anyway. Field goals and touchdowns have little animations, just like Tecmo Bowl. They don't show, however, players getting up and walking to their huddle, chubby fans in jerseys dancing, or refs making long, time-consuming calls as you would see in a 2011 football game. This is 32 bits of college football glory.

Hut, hut, hike. As you might expect from a football game, there are whistles, sounds of pads, a quarterback calling hike. But going back to the modern day football game, you won't hear the crowd or the announcer, or the tight end jeering, "All day, all day!" In some ways this lack of unnecessary noise is better is better, but it stinks you can't hear your team's fight song or chant. Without the background noise, the game seems strangely and unrealistically silent.

The game is really fun to play, no matter which way you slice it. Running the plays are great, and the way each team plays is different. One thing I like about this game is matching up common rivals to dual it out. It adds another element. I'm trying to put into words how fun this game is, but I can't. It just is great. It keeps everything balanced too. Playing defense is just as exciting as scoring a touchdown. My one complaint may be the rarity of turnovers. Interceptions hardly ever happen, and most fumbles only occur when I screw up the option. The top down endzone to end zone, left to right layout is a popular one, and this game is no exception.

This game would have a lot of depth if you tried to win the sixteen team tournament with each team available to you. My guess is you won't do that. Most of you will pick a favorite team and just play through games. This is as fun as could be, as each opponent is something different.

The games difficulty is sporadic. This was before the days of choosing how good your opponent is at blocking. I have played games where I'll win by 42 and then subsequently lose by 21. It has a lot of luck involved when it comes to breaking tackles and completing passes which can make the difference in the game. Pinning a difficulty on this game is a tough task, but I guess I'd give it a six

In the end, this is America and football is great. NCAA Football for Super NES is a simple game, and in many ways better than today's standards. I truly do enjoy this game, and have been playing a lot because football is starting up soon again! Go Huskers, and I'm sure everyone will find their favorite team to use.

  Graphics 8   Sound 8   Addictive 10   Depth 7   Difficulty 6

NCAA Football Game Description

NCAA Football lets you play as one of sixteen college football teams in either an exhibition game or in tournament play. The tournament pits you against all the other teams which you must win in order to proceed; the game will automatically save after each game won so you can pick up the tournament where you left off. Team rosters are unique in that you can choose players from different decades from the 60's up to the 90's, and you can mix players from different decades if you want.

NCAA Football Reviews

Overall 9.6    Graphics 8    Sound 8    Addictive 10    Depth 7    Difficulty 6


9.8
NCAA Football   tj4bigred
Let me start by saying that I love football. Pro is great but I prefer the young men with dreams bef...
  Graphics 8   Sound 8   Addictive 10   Depth 7   Difficulty 6

      Review Rating: 3/5     Submitted: 08-05-11     Review Replies: 4

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Comments for NCAA Football

emerald_empires 03-05-15 - 11:46 AM
 CUSE!!!
Charlie506 12-02-13 - 06:11 PM
 0_0 GO NITTALY LIONS
Scoobyfan1 12-04-11 - 05:19 PM
 Bow Down to Washington, GO HUSKIES!!!
jlarsen39 11-24-11 - 07:51 PM
 Hey Tommie Frazier, lets go run the option
Jonny48 08-03-11 - 06:53 AM
 DAwgs
Jonny48 08-03-11 - 06:53 AM
 Go Uga
Jee 06-20-11 - 02:26 AM
 Go Oregon
jones62258 02-26-11 - 08:04 AM
 the ou rocks
jones62258 02-26-11 - 06:07 AM
 miami is the best
Antmoney34 01-25-11 - 01:09 PM
 Badgers
rossry 12-28-10 - 05:25 PM
 syarucuse
Jaysfan333 12-24-10 - 10:47 AM
 HUSKERS!
MrPreston007 11-21-10 - 07:11 PM
 TCU FROGS
RideZeLitenin 11-20-10 - 09:45 PM
 GO BIG RED!!!
tristen9696 11-03-10 - 04:23 PM
 kentucky!!!
jaylensancho 10-26-10 - 07:20 PM
 Oklahoma State owns
tj4bigred 09-07-10 - 08:14 PM
 first to comment! Go nebraska cornhuskers

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