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Tecmo Super Bowl II: Special Edition — stories left

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Firsts and onlys (2)

The fair catch and two-point conversion (which was first introduced to the NFL in the season the game was released) options were added.

The game saw a relatively limited release, with only 15,000 units of the Super NES version being shipped to US retailers in January 1995.

Numbers (2)

The game saw a relatively limited release, with only 15,000 units of the Super NES version being shipped to US retailers in January 1995.

In November 1995, the SNES version sold an estimated 30,634 units in the US, where it was the ninth best-selling SNES game of the month.

Reception (2)

In November 1995, the SNES version sold an estimated 30,634 units in the US, where it was the ninth best-selling SNES game of the month.

They cited the stats as the game's best feature, but criticized that the graphical style is outdated and there aren't as many plays as in other football video games.

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