NBA
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NBA
(1987 on
Commodore 64, 1988 on
DOS,
Apple II)
Description
NBA was the first licensed basketball game to be released on the PSP. It features all the authentic NBA teams along with six from the National Basketball Development League as well as the top major players at the time. The game modes include Season Mode, Mobile (where players compete head-to-head via wireless), the Playstation Skills Challenge Mode (a series of mini-games), a paint ball type mode called The Color-the-court Challenge as well as a 3-Point competition. It also features motion-captured animations of the top players of the time.
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Credits (PSP version)
165 People (142 developers, 23 thanks) · View all
| Director of Sports Studio Product Development | |
| RedZone Studio Director | |
| Creative Director | |
| Art Director | |
| Director of Licensing | |
| Senior Producer | |
| Franchise Technical Director | |
| Franchise Art Lead | |
| Producer | |
| Lead Programmer | |
| Senior Programmers | |
| Programmers | |
| Senior Programmer | |
| Programmer | |
| Animation Library | |
| Graphics Library | |
| Simulation Library | |
| SCE-RT | |
| [ full credits ] | |
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Average score: 58% (based on 19 ratings)
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Game added by Big John WV.
Game added August 26, 2008. Last modified February 22, 2023.