I'm 34 and I don't keep up with the NBA and it's players anymore like I did when these guys were playing,I used to love these times it seemed more exciting to watch then
I haven't played this version in the arcade in about 22 years now...I remember how INTIMIDATING this game used to be as a young kid, not only because the computer was so challenging, but in particular because it was always such a popular machine, there was always a crowd surrounding it. I remember many times as a 6-7 year old playing games with 3 teenage strangers, I remember one in particular where I beat a guy about 10 years older than me and people including my parents were jumping up in down in disbelief that I won. I miss being able to play as Shaquille O'Neal, Reggile Lewis, Kevin McHale, Drazen Petrovic. Couldn't do it on a console....those were incredible days. These days I still know where to find an arcade cabinet of NBA on NBC Showtime and I always make sure to play a few games when I go, I played a few today, even though I have the Dreamcast version at home. That arcade game has some amazing rosters too, I like to play as B.J. Armstrong and Horace Grant on the Orlando Magic for nostalgia purposes
Magnifico!! Gioco stupendo!! Mi fa piacere sapere che qualcuno apprezzi le vecchie glorie!! Anch'io vorrei tanto che in un locale che frequento al mare ci fosse ancora un cabinato simile!! Grazie per l'intervento
Lived in Los Angeles at the time when this came out and i would go to the Korean little grocery store every time I had quarters to play this and street fighter fucking awesome days
I spent so much money on this game as a kid. I remember spending hours upon hours at this local convenience store. I was ranked #3 on this particular machine, and one day it was gone. One of the most sad and confusing times in my young life.
Did the game ever cheat you with a unbelievable comeback?. I had like 23 win streak. Up by 10 o.j. the 4th and they couldn't miss and I couldn't make a layup or dunk
The Sega CD version was the best home console version overall though! The Super N.E.S. port both looked and sounded better than the Genesis one, but the Genesis game had better game play, with in game music, which sadly wasn't the case on the SNES.
This game doesn't have the best oneliner of all. When you attempt a dunk in the dying seconds and don't beat the buzzer, the announcer pauses and then say "Bad decision!"
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I'm 34 and I don't keep up with the NBA and it's players anymore like I did when these guys were playing,I used to love these times it seemed more exciting to watch then
Derrick Parker
now its too commercialized and gay
@Guerilla PSYOPSits like wrestling used to be the shit back in the day but now....
@@redemptionofthebeast50 gay? lol ur an idiot
the game was awesome in its own ways back then and its awesome in other ways now
Greatest basketball video game ever.
I haven't played this version in the arcade in about 22 years now...I remember how INTIMIDATING this game used to be as a young kid, not only because the computer was so challenging, but in particular because it was always such a popular machine, there was always a crowd surrounding it. I remember many times as a 6-7 year old playing games with 3 teenage strangers, I remember one in particular where I beat a guy about 10 years older than me and people including my parents were jumping up in down in disbelief that I won. I miss being able to play as Shaquille O'Neal, Reggile Lewis, Kevin McHale, Drazen Petrovic. Couldn't do it on a console....those were incredible days. These days I still know where to find an arcade cabinet of NBA on NBC Showtime and I always make sure to play a few games when I go, I played a few today, even though I have the Dreamcast version at home. That arcade game has some amazing rosters too, I like to play as B.J. Armstrong and Horace Grant on the Orlando Magic for nostalgia purposes
Also Undertaker Was Supposed To Be A Hidden Character In NBA Jam For The Arcade
I spent million of coins on this beautiful game during my childhood. No regrets at all. Greetings from Italy
Magnifico!! Gioco stupendo!! Mi fa piacere sapere che qualcuno apprezzi le vecchie glorie!! Anch'io vorrei tanto che in un locale che frequento al mare ci fosse ancora un cabinato simile!! Grazie per l'intervento
loved this game growing up and still do. spent over 100 bucks in quarters at a local video store by my house way back.
Lived in Los Angeles at the time when this came out and i would go to the Korean little grocery store every time I had quarters to play this and street fighter fucking awesome days
I spent so much money on this game as a kid. I remember spending hours upon hours at this local convenience store. I was ranked #3 on this particular machine, and one day it was gone. One of the most sad and confusing times in my young life.
Did the game ever cheat you with a unbelievable comeback?.
I had like 23 win streak. Up by 10 o.j. the 4th and they couldn't miss and I couldn't make a layup or dunk
Ahhhhhh the good old days. I would play this at either cheddars or panchos mexican restaraunt!! So many quarters and so many memories in exchange!!!
Nothing like the original!👍 Ate a lot of my quarters as a teen.
My favorite memory from Chuck E. Cheese in Pasadena.
Just imagine if it had been these two teams in the NBA Finals,back in 1993? lol Great video btw. Took me back to my childhood :)
Hey thanks. Yeah there was never any stopping MJ come playoff time, even when you are up 2-0, lol.
+Tung Fu Who please tell me if this is an emulator or not?if so.......How?
I captured this from my nba jam pcb. I ran it thru an xrgb 3 into the capture card.
+Tung Fu Who appreciate it.
I remember how sick I thought that halftime show was back then! Lmao
I love this game!
If I had a rap name, or a porno name even, I'd go with He Sawnfire.
The genesis version was so much closer to this than the snes.
I own it! And I guarantee that
The Sega CD version was the best home console version overall though! The Super N.E.S. port both looked and sounded better than the Genesis one, but the Genesis game had better game play, with in game music, which sadly wasn't the case on the SNES.
0:47, 3:27 Dunk Shot Miss effect sound Funny
2:00 Dunk Shot Missed But... Goal!!
4:23 nice block shot!
HE CAN'T BUY A BUCKET!
better than 2k by a mile!
What cabinet version of NBA Jam is this? The music is louder in this version, which I don't mind.
It might have to do with how I captured it but the rom revision is 3.01.
Thunder Dan
Wondering why there's a plug for Cheer-Accident till I remembered Dan TOASTY Forden was the bass player at the time
" BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!!!!!!"
indeed
Intercepted!!! 😀!!!
“I call the Timberwolves”- No one ever
Is it the shoes??
Could I use your gameplay for a video I'm working on?
Sure.
My mans out here shooting trays with Oakley...I call bullshit Ed Boon
I would give my left you know what to have a arcade nba jam
This game doesn't have the best oneliner of all. When you attempt a dunk in the dying seconds and don't beat the buzzer, the announcer pauses and then say "Bad decision!"
Yeah the announcer can be a little spastic at times ;)
Og
Hope they put this on PS4 or Xbox one all the follow ups are GARBAGE
LOL! 0:48
arcade version was sooo much better
good game but i think nba street was better
PETROVIC
Wut?
the Snes version its better
pepe puas I preferred genesis because it has music
MJT MAR 22