Man, Bill Walsh College Football '95 takes me back. This was peak Sega Genesis football—not as flashy as Madden, but it had this weird charm. The pixelated stadiums, the chunky player sprites, that satisfying *thunk* sound when you nailed a tackle. First thing you notice? The playbook’s surprisingly deep for a ‘90s game. I remember fumbling through option plays at first, but once you get the timing down, breaking a long run feels so good.

And the college teams! No NFL licenses here, but they nailed the vibe—fight songs, rivalries, even the little details like end zone paint. It’s janky by today’s standards, but there’s something about the way the AI adjusts mid-game that keeps you on your toes. Just don’t expect modern graphics—this is pure 16-bit nostalgia with a side of broken tackles.