NFL Quarterback Club (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1994)

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Troy Aikman, John Elway, Dan Marino and 16 other big-name pro quarterbacks star in NFL Quarterback Club for the Super NES. Profiles of each quarterback are provided. These profiles give a quick rundown of the players' careers, accomplishments and abilities. All 28 NFL franchises are represented in the game, complete with official logos and team names. Each team is rated in seven categories: passing, running, blocking, tackling, blitzing, coverage and special teams. NFL Quarterback is three games in one: NFL Play, Simulation and QB Challenge. NFL Play offers an assortment of game modes in which you can play preseason, season or playoff football. Features include audibles, quarterback substitutions, battery backup, drive summaries, taunts, sacks, high-steps, spikes, a special no-huddle offense, game statistics, smooth cam relays, an assortment of penalties and more than 430 plays. You can choose from six weather conditions and five quarter lengths, and you can play on grass or artificial turf. You can even take part in the Pro Bowl, which lets you set up an AFC vs. NFC showdown. The NFL Quarterback Challenge is a practice/competition mode that lets you test your skills in four categories: Accuracy, Speed & Mobility, Distance, and Read & Recognition. By participating in the various events again and again, you can build up a custom quarterback for use in preseason play. In the Simulation mode you can relive and participate in key moments of pro football's storied past, such as the very first Super Bowl in which Kansas City was down 18 to Green Bay in the fourth quarter. As you play these special situations, you may utilize all the plays and functions of current (circa 1994) NFL football. For those of you NFL fans wanting a complete list of pro quarterbacks in this game, here it is in alphabetical order: Troy Aikman of the Cowboys, Drew Bledsoe of the Patriots, Bubby Brister of the Eagles, Randall Cunningham of the Eagles, John Elway of the Broncos, Boomer Esiason of the Jets, Jim Everett of the Saints, Brett Favre of the Packers, Jim Harbaugh of the Colts, Jeff Hostetler of the Raiders, Jim Kelly of the Bills, David Klingler of the Bengals, Bernie Kosar of the Dolphins, Dan Marino of the Dolphins, Chris Miller of the Rams, Rick Mirer of the Seahawks, Warren Moon of the Vikings, Neil O'Donnell of the Steelers and Steve Young of the 49ers.