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Unnecessary Roughness 95 is a football video game released for the Sega Genesis and Mega Drive in 1995. Developed by Accolade and published by Time Warner Interactive, it was the sequel to the 1994 game Unnecessary Roughness. The game allows players to compete against computer-generated teams or human opponents in a variety of different modes.

The game features 3D graphics, which were revolutionary for its time. Players can choose from a variety of teams including professional teams such as the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins as well as fictional teams like the San Antonio Sharks and Las Vegas Gamblers. In addition to playing against other teams, players can also create their own custom team with their own name and logo.

Players have full control over their team's playbook and can customize their strategies according to their opponent's strengths and weaknesses. Each team has its own set of plays that they can use depending on what offensive or defensive formation they are in. Players also have access to various special plays such as quarterback sneaks, flea flickers, and Hail Marys which can help turn the tide of a game if used correctly.

In addition to standard gameplay modes, Unnecessary Roughness 95 also includes a tournament mode where up to 8 teams can compete against each other in single elimination play-offs until one team is crowned champion. This mode also includes an All-Star Game where players select their best players from all available teams for an all-star match up.

The game also includes a practice mode which allows players to hone their skills before taking on real opponents or computer controlled teams in exhibition games or tournaments. Players are able to customize any aspect of the game from field length, weather conditions, time limit, number of quarters per match etc., allowing them to tailor the experience according to their preferences.

Overall Unnecessary Roughness 95 is an excellent football simulation that offers enough depth and customization options for both casual gamers and hardcore fans alike. Its 3D graphics were revolutionary at its time and it still stands up today as one of the best football games ever released for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive platform