Evolution of Retro Basketball Games

TL · February 26, 2013, 17:03:46 PM

[align=center:2v7fgctb]There is a version of One-On-One for the NES too with Michael Jordan replacing Dr. J:

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TrekMD · February 26, 2013, 17:56:42 PM

Looks pretty good.Â Better than the 7800 version which, likely could probably have been better in itself.Â

nakamura · February 26, 2013, 19:24:18 PM

Those 1v1 games always felt like a £40 bonus game.

TL · February 27, 2013, 18:40:00 PM

[align=center:1ko9s0rq][size=180]Sega Saturn[/size]

NBA Live '97 - By Sega

NBA Action - By Sega

NBA Jam: Tournament Edition - By Acclaim

Slam 'N' Jam - By Crystal Dynamics

NBA Jam Extreme - By Acclaim[/align:1ko9s0rq]

TL · February 27, 2013, 18:42:16 PM

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NBA Live '98 - By Sega

NBA Action '98 - By Sega[/align:1gjg8rry]

TL · March 15, 2013, 16:51:12 PM

[align=center:23vawv8a][size=180]Atari XL/XE[/size]

Basketball - By Atari

Basketball Pro Style - By R & R Software

One-On-One Basketball - By Electronic Arts

- By Atari[/align:23vawv8a]

TL · March 28, 2013, 17:34:55 PM

[align=center:ckenj41w][size=240]SNK NEO GEO[/size]

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onthinice · March 28, 2013, 21:10:42 PM

I do not remember that game. Looks very good for a '94 game.

TL · March 31, 2013, 18:39:27 PM

[align=center:1rop00bz][size=240]Nintendo Gameboy[/size][/align:1rop00bz]

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Tip Off - By Anco

GB Basketball - By Imagineer

NBA Jam - By Acclaim

NBA All-Star Challenge- By LJN

NBA Jam: Tournament Edition - By Acclaim

NBA All-Star Challenge 2 - By LJN

Double Dribble - By Konami

Jordan Vs. Bird - By Electronic Arts

NBA Live - By Electronic Arts[/align:1rop00bz]

TrekMD · March 31, 2013, 21:03:21 PM

Some of those look pretty good.Â Amazing what could be done with a monochromatic display.

onthinice · April 01, 2013, 19:04:55 PM

Looking at the GB versions is like looking at how Atari sports games changed. Really good pics.

Rogue Trooper · April 07, 2013, 11:51:26 AM

Street Sports Basketball was the 2nd in Epyx's Street Sports series, 1st being Baseball.

got a 7/10 on C64 in C.U, but reviewer mentions the coder (Andrew Spencer) was responsible for International Basketball on C64, so all he'd basically done was tweaked the original and improved the graphics and also that Int.Basketball, released 3 years earlier, was not only better, but cheaper £5.99 when released, compared to this retailing at £9.99.