Troy Aikman NFL Football is an American football simulation game released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1994. Endorsed by the legendary Dallas Cowboys quarterback, the game features all 28 NFL teams of the era and allows players to participate in exhibition matches or full seasons. Notably, it stands out from other 16-bit football titles by including a custom play editor that lets you design your own offensive and defensive plays.
How to play
In the browser, the SNES controls are mapped to your keyboard. Use the Arrow Keys to maneuver your players. On offense, press X (A button) to hike the ball and pass to the corresponding receivers, or use Z (B button) for handoffs and pitches. On defense, X allows you to switch to the player closest to the ball, while Z is used for diving tackles. The Enter (Start) key pauses the game and brings up the playbook.
Tips
- Take advantage of the Play Editor feature before starting a season to create customized passing routes tailored to your preferred playstyle.
- Managing the play clock is crucial; when calling plays, ensure you have enough time to read the defense and audible if necessary before the snap.
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