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NFL FOOTBALL |
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Publisher: Mattel Electronics |
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Release Date: 1978 |
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additional comments |
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Unlike most sports games, NFL Football is actually a 60 minute game. |
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For a game from 1978, it actually had more than 180 offensive and defensive plays to choose from. |
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A version of NFL Football was released by M Network for the Atari 2600 under the name “Super Challenge Football”. |
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A stripped down version (used in the Sharp Shot cartridge) was used by WPIX 11 in NYC as a phone in game during afternoon cartoons. |
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NFL Football was programmed by Ken Smith and Kevin Miller. |
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Along with Major League Baseball, this is one of the games that really sold the console. |
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NFL Football can be found on the Intellivision Lives! CD for PC, XBox, Playstation 2, and GameCube. |
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