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All-Pro Basketball

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Also known as
Zenbei Pro Basket 全米!! プロバスケツト

Lead a team to the championship in five-on-five full-court action with multiple play modes.

All-Pro Basketball is a 1989 NES game developed by Aicom and published by Vic Tokai. It was released on the NES in Japan in 1989 and in North America in 1989. No earlier release on any other platform is known.


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Released
1989
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
256.02 KB
Rating
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About All-Pro Basketball

All Pro Basketball presents a five on five simulation using a half court perspective. Players select from eight professional teams, each with distinct advantages and disadvantages, such as the New York Slicks or San Francisco Bayriders.

Multiple modes are available, including a single exhibition match against another person or observing computer controlled teams. A league mode tasks the player with winning a championship, which can be pursued alone or cooperatively with a second player against CPU opponents.

Matches start with a jump ball and maintain a continuous pace. Offensive control includes running, passing, and attempting various shots like three pointers and slam dunks. Defensive actions involve stealing the ball and securing rebounds.

The simulation incorporates elements like player fatigue and foul calls, requiring strategic substitutions to rest team members when their condition deteriorates.

All-Pro Basketball Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
Japanese title screen
Tip off
Charging
Going up for a dunk
Jump shot
Jockeying for position
Dunk!
Denied
Start of 2nd quarter