Tecmo Super Bowl is a 1993 American video game console game developed by Sega and published by Electronic Arts. It is a football game that uses the Sega Genesis hardware. The game is a recreation of the 1993 Super Bowl, with the United States Football League's San Francisco 49ers as the main opposition. The game uses a three-dimensional map of the United States and a three-dimensional game field. The game is a traditional 'four-player' football game, with two teams of five players each. The game is played on a 12-yard playing field, with a goalpost at the center of the field. The game is played with a two-handed controllers, which allow players to control the team's offense and defense. The game features a variety of players, including players from the NFL and other professional leagues. The game was ported to the Sega Saturn in 1995 and to the PlayStation in 1997. Tecmo Super Bowl is a football game that uses the Sega Genesis hardware. It is a recreation of the 1993 Super Bowl, with the United States Football League's San Francisco 49ers as the main opposition. The game uses a three-dimensional map of the United States and a three-dimensional game field. Players use two two-handed controllers to control their team's offense and defense. The game is played on a 12-yard playing field, with a goalpost at the center of the field.