"10-Yard Fight" is a classic American football video game originally developed by Irem and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985. In the game, players control an American football team with the goal of scoring touchdowns and preventing the opposing team from doing so. The gameplay alternates between offense and defense, with players using a top-down perspective. On offense, players can pass or run the ball, while on defense, they try to tackle the opponent to stop them from advancing.
The game features different difficulty levels, ranging from high school to Super Bowl, each presenting an increasing level of challenge and complexity. It offers both a single-player mode, where players compete against the computer, and a two-player mode, allowing two players to compete against each other.
Known for its simplified version of football, "10-Yard Fight" focuses on basic strategies rather than complex plays and tactics, making it accessible to a broad audience, including those new to football games. As one of the early football games on the NES, "10-Yard Fight" is remembered for its straightforward gameplay and nostalgic value, though it lacks the depth and realism found in later football video games.
Gameplay
Below is a 2 minute gameplay
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