Ready, set, HUT! On episode seven of Sprite Castle, I play Accolade’s 1986 classic football game 4th and Inches. Or as people in Europe call it, “American Football.”
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[Show Links]
Link: 4th and Inches Manual (Stadium 64)
Link: Zombi Terror
Link: Gamebase 64 v13 Released (!)
Link: Virtual C64 (C64 Emulator for Mac)
Link: Stereo SIDPlayer on Youtube
Link: Dragon’s Lair on C64
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I know this comment comes a bit late, but I didn’t hear the 4th and Inches episode until yesterday. I wanted to clarify that Accolade did, in fact, make an official Team Construction Disk for the Commodore 64 version. I still have mine and it still works. Apart from trying to recreate my favorite college teams, I also used it to create a team of all my friends from the neighborhood.