List Of Super Famicom And Super Nintendo Sports Games
The following is a list of Sports games developed for the Super Famicom System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System. These have been sorted according to the specific sport portrayed.
The "Ref" column shows the page(s) providing proof for a game's inclusion in each list.
Read more about List Of Super Famicom And Super Nintendo Sports Games: American Football, Association Football (Soccer), Baseball, Basketball, Bicycle Racing, Bowling, Boxing, Cricket, Cue Sports, Dodge Ball, Extreme Sports, Fishing, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Olympic Games, Rugby Football, Skiing and Snowboarding, Sumo, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling, Futuristic Sports, Other / Unspecified
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