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Joe Montana II: Sports Talk Football

Joe Montana II: Sports Talk Football

DeveloperBlueSky Software

PublisherSEGA

ReleasedJanuary 1992

Players1–2 players

Composer(s)Kathryn Francavilla, Mark Guidas, Raymond Frericks Jr., Jeff Fort

Catalogue no.1209

Sports American Football

See also

Joe Montana Football NFL Sports Talk Football '93 Starring Joe Montana Mutant League Football

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