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<h2>Overview</h2><p>Bill Walsh College Football is a 1993 college football game for the Super Nintendo, Sega CD and Genesis. It is functionally similar to <a href="/ea-sports/3010-6255/" data-ref-id="3010-6255">EA Sports</a>'s more famous football series, <a href="/madden-nfl/3025-491/" data-ref-id="3025-491">Madden NFL</a>, and contains many similar features. The player can select to play a single exhibition game, start a whole season, take part in the '93 playoffs or play famous playoffs with historical teams. The latter two modes have set team ups.</p><h3>Featured Teams</h3><ul><li>Alabama</li><li>Arizona</li><li>Boston (Massachusetts) </li><li>College Station (Texas)</li><li>Colorado</li><li>Columbus (Ohio)</li><li>Florida</li><li>Georgia</li><li>Hawaii</li><li>Kansas</li><li>Miami (Florida)</li><li>Michigan</li><li>Nebraska</li><li>Provo (Utah)</li><li>Pullman (Washington)</li><li>Raleigh (North Carolina)</li><li>South Carolina</li><li>South Bend (Indiana)</li><li>Stanford (California)</li><li>State College (Pennsylvania)</li><li>Syracuse (New York)</li><li>Tallahassee (Florida)</li><li>Tennessee</li><li>Washington</li></ul><p>It also includes the following "historical" teams:</p><ul><li>Alabama '78</li><li>Atlanta '90 (Georgia)</li><li>Auburn '83 (Alabama)</li><li>Baton Rouge '87 (Louisiana)</li><li>Boston '84</li><li>Clemson '81 (South Carolina)</li><li>Colorado '90</li><li>Columbus '79</li><li>Florida '84</li><li>Georgia '80</li><li>Los Angeles '82 (California)</li><li>Miami '91</li><li>Michigan '85</li><li>Nebraska '83</li><li>Oklahoma '85</li><li>Pittsburgh '80 (Pennsylvania)</li><li>Provo '84</li><li>South Carolina '79</li><li>South Bend '88</li><li>State College '86</li><li>Tallahassee '87</li><li>Tennessee '85</li><li>Texas '81</li><li>Washington '91</li></ul><h2>Critical Reception</h2><p>Electronic Gaming Monthly's Mike Weigand gave the review score of 7 out of ten writing, "...the idea of making this with college football teams is almost irrelevant, since it is almost identical to all other football games out there". Later in the two sentence review he appears to contradict himself when he adds, "...game play is solid, just as you would expect from EA, making it a must for football fans".</p>