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David Robinson's Supreme Court

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Also known as
David Robinson Basketball デビッド・ロビンソン バスケットボール

Build your team and compete in exhibition matches or a full tournament, featuring a unique single-player roleplaying mode.

David Robinson's Supreme Court was released for the Sega Genesis in 1992, the same year as its original release, as it was developed exclusively for the platform.

About David Robinson's Supreme Court

David Robinson's Supreme Court is a basketball video game offering several distinct ways to play. A key feature is a roleplaying option where the user controls a single athlete on the court rather than managing an entire team.

Matches can be configured with quarters lasting between three and twelve minutes, and the challenge level can be set to beginner, fair, or challenging. Players begin by selecting one of four fictional teams and then drafting individual fictional athletes to complete its roster.

For casual play, exhibition matches support either three on three or five on five formats. The structured tournament mode, however, is exclusively five on five and involves competing against the other three teams. Success here leads to a final game against David Robinson's All-Stars. The namesake athlete, David Robinson, provides halftime commentary during games.

David Robinson's Supreme Court Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Title screen (Japanese version)
Main menu
Pick a team
The order in which the players will be picked
Picking teammates
The start of the game commentary
About to start
The tip off
The court is wide open
Passing the ball in
About to cross the half court line