Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball
Sports Illustrated: Championship Football & Baseball is a 1993 GB, GG, SNES game by Malibu Comics.
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About the game
This Sports Illustrated licensed game features two sports in a single cartridge.
The first sport is American football. There are options to lengthen the game between 15 minutes and 1 hour as a tournament or a single game, with 28 different National Football League teams to choose from. During a match, the player directly controls the team member with the ball. In between matches, the player can pick a strategy and formation to improve team members’ performance.
The second sport is traditional baseball. The player can select between 1 and 9 innings in a single game or tournament, and pick one of 28 Major League Baseball teams. The player takes control of the team batter to begin with, then after the half-time switches to the role of the pitcher.
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Facts
- First released
- 1993-10
- Developers
- Malibu Comics
- Publishers
- Black Pearl Software
- Genres
- American football video game
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 1993-10 | north-america | Malibu Games |
| SNES | 1993-10 | north-america, pal | Malibu Games |
| GG | 1995 | north-america | Black Pearl Software |
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