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NBA ShootOut

1996 1-2 Players 92% E - Everyone

Sony's first first-party basketball game, NBA Shootout features the league's 29 teams, each with authentic rosters (based on the 1995 season), stadiums and arenas, and uniforms. Ball players have been motion-captured to represent their in-game counterparts; on-screen NBA stars dribble, dish, drive, shoot, and dunk realistically. Spectacular moves can be viewed via the instant replay feature, just as in a live, televised game. With the team of their choice, players can choose to play single games or in an ongoing "Season" mode. Seasons can be either shortened or played in full length, and clubs can trade players with other teams. Players can save their modified teams, player rosters, and season progress to a PlayStation memory card. Another option allows players to play through the post-season playoffs, without having to play any regular-season games. In NBA Shootout's multiplayer modes up to eight human competitors (equipped with enough multi-tap controller accessories) can play at once, each controlling a different NBA player on the court. Features: Play alone or challenge friends to eight-player hard court action Listen to play-by-play from NBA announcer Dick Callahan Featuring all 29 NBA teams and over 300 NBA players including Kemp, Pippen, and Kidd

Release date
March 19, 1996
Developer
Team SOHO
Publisher
Sony
Players
1-2

About this game

NBA ShootOut

Sony's first first-party basketball game, NBA Shootout features the league's 29 teams, each with authentic rosters (based on the 1995 season), stadiums and arenas, and uniforms. Ball players have been motion-captured to represent their in-game counterparts; on-screen NBA stars dribble, dish, drive, shoot, and dunk realistically.

Spectacular moves can be viewed via the instant replay feature, just as in a live, televised game. With the team of their choice, players can choose to play single games or in an ongoing "Season" mode. Seasons can be either shortened or played in full length, and clubs can trade players with other teams.

Players can save their modified teams, player rosters, and season progress to a PlayStation memory card. Another option allows players to play through the post-season playoffs, without having to play any regular-season games.

In NBA Shootout's multiplayer modes up to eight human competitors (equipped with enough multi-tap controller accessories) can play at once, each controlling a different NBA player on the court.

Features:
Play alone or challenge friends to eight-player hard court action
Listen to play-by-play from NBA announcer Dick Callahan
Featuring all 29 NBA teams and over 300 NBA players including Kemp, Pippen, and Kidd

Genres

Sports

Modes

Multiplayer

Studios and credits

Developer
Team SOHO
Publisher
Sony

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideMarch 19, 1996 · E - Everyone

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