Street Football (11/12/86)

Step onto the virtual pitch in Street Football, a two-player sports game released by Bally/Sente in late 1986. Players control their teams using simple controls to advance the ball and score touchdowns against an opponent. The gameplay focuses on strategic passing and skillful maneuvering across the field, aiming for the goal at the top of the screen. Built utilizing SAC-I hardware, Street Football presents a vibrant playing environment with a resolution of 256x240 pixels and a palette of over one thousand colors. A Motorola M6809 processor manages the game's logic while a Zilog Z80 handles the sound effects generated by six CEM3394 chips. A peculiar detail can be observed after scoring a touchdown: a brief glimpse of an image in a window on the first floor of a building visible within the game’s backdrop. Designed by Lee Actor and Gary Johnson, Street Football offers a straightforward yet engaging football experience for two players.