the only basket ball game worth playing

If you have any kind of history with video games at all, chances are you have fond memories of dueling it out with a friend in NBA Jam. The high-flying dunks, the 30-foot verticals, the pushing and shoving, and the sheer rush that came from hearing the announcer bellowing: "He's heating up!!!

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Big Head mode of the game, the ABA ball, and that announcer are all back, & play exactly as you remember them. Expect tons of trash-talk if you have four controllers, as this game is perfect for college living rooms or party dens.

NBA Jam is one of my favorite games from my youth. Playing its brand of fast and fiery arcade basketball on my Super Nintendo and in the arcade was tough to beat back in the day, so it's with open arms that I welcome NBA Jam on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

pretty fun basketball game most people buy online but its easier just to go buy it it not a regular basketball game you can do crazy slam dunks its fun for a while

NBA Jam: On Fire Edition is the follow up to EA's relaunch of one of the greatest arcade sports franchises of all time. While again not being perfect On Fire Edition (OFE) is a solid second effort that corrects some of the problems the original title had last year.

"NBA Jam: On Fire Edition" arrives on the heels of the surprise hit that spawned from EA's failed "NBA Elite 11." Initially intended as a DLC bonus to purchasers of that game, the new "NBA Jam" showed up as a Wii game before emerging on the other two big consoles.

I think anyone who grew up playing games in the 90s would agree that NBA Jam is a classic. NBA franchises, mixed with over-the-top action and intense competition made the original NBA Jam a...

+ Classic Arcade Game play; + Tons of unlockable content; + Great value for the price

New controls take some getting used to, A.I; can be difficult on the easiest difficulty setting

This is easily the best version of NBA Jam to date. It has been improved where it needed to be, and made it a considerably more streamlined and fluid experience in the process. The fact that this was designed for the Xbox 360 and PS3 from the start, instead of a port from the Wii like last year's...