Joe Montana
"Joe Montana Football" was followed by four sequels, all developed by BlueSky Software instead of Electronic Arts: "Joe Montana Football II: Sports Talk Football", "NFL Sports Talk Football '93", "NFL Football '94 Starring Joe Montana", and "NFL '95". After the contract with Joe Montana ended in 1995, development on the sixth game in Sega's NFL series moved to Farsight Technologies and the franchise was rebranded as "Prime Time NFL Starring Deion Sanders". In 2015, Damon Grow, CEO of Superstar Games, tweeted snippets of "Joe Montana Football 16". Joe Montana subsequently released a screenshot of the game. At E3, Damon Grow revealed the game as "Joe Montana Football", a mobile game coming to iOS, followed by Android and PC.