However, as soon as the ball is caught, the entire field rotates 180 degrees, placing the return man at the top of the screen running down to the goal line. For example, kickoffs appear initially with the kicking team at the top of the screen kicking down to the receiving team. The game's problem is the game screen, which unfortunately is in constant motion, providing no established point of view on the action. As for sound, the music pumps up the action, the announcer's voice is crystal clear, and there are good sonic details throughout. The programmers spared no expense when it came to details, such as digitized team helmets, cheerleaders, and mini displays of actual stadiums. Its extensive use of Mode 7 rotation gives the SNES a real workout.
NFL Football features some of the best graphics and sounds of any gridiron game. It doesn't matter how great the players look if you can't find the ball! Great Gridiron Sights & Sounds What starts as a very promising game ends up as a lesson in frustration. However, the awesome-looking graphics quickly become tiresome and actually detract from game play. At first glance, Konami's NFL Football looks like an exciting, graphic-intensive game with plenty of bells and whistles, including real NFL teams and logos.
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