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NBA All-Star Challenge technical data

Name NBA All-Star Challenge
System Super Nintendo
Year 1992
Developer Beam Software
Genre Sports

The NBA All-Star Challenge is a basketball video game developed by Sculptured Software and published by Acclaim Entertainment for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1994. It was one of the first basketball games released for the SNES, and it allowed players to create their own teams with real NBA players from 1993-1994.

The main game mode is an exhibition match with two teams of three players each. The player can select from eight different teams consisting of NBA All-Stars from 1993-1994, as well as custom teams created by the player using any combination of players from all eight teams. The eight teams available are: Eastern Conference All-Stars, Western Conference All-Stars, Midwest All-Stars, Atlantic Division All-Stars, Central Division All-Stars, Pacific Division All-Stars, Northwest Division All-Stars and Southwest Division All Stars. The game also includes a practice mode which allows the user to hone their skills against computer controlled opponents.

The gameplay in NBA All Star Challenge is fast paced and arcade style. Players can choose between different play styles such as half court or full court. In addition to simply playing a game of basketball, there are several mini games that can be played including 3 point shootout and slam dunk contest challenges. The graphics in the game are simple but effective and feature detailed sprites of the NBA stars that were included in the game at launch.

The sound design in this game is also quite impressive with a great soundtrack featuring classic hip hop songs from artists such as Wu Tang Clan and Cypress Hill. Additionally, there are various sound effects for actions such as shots made or missed during gameplay as well as crowd noise when playing in an arena setting.

Overall, NBA All Star Challenge is an enjoyable basketball experience that offers plenty of variety for gamers looking for something different than traditional simulations like those found on other platforms at the time like Sega’s Mega Drive/Genesis or Sony’s PlayStation console. With its fast paced action and memorable soundtrack, this title stands out as one of the best early sports titles released for SNES and remains popular today among retro gaming fans worldwide.

Super Nintendo Sports games