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NBA Pro Basketball Bulls Vs Lakers (Cart Only)

Second hand. Please note this is the cart only: no manual or box are supplied.

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$9.29 $14.99 In stock

Category: Mega Drive

Fine take on the sport in a nostalgic and simple, 16Bit way. Yet the uncluttered take helps players focus on getting the ball in the hoop without any perspective problems.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

The two-player mode with the Bulls and Lakers is perfect for settling grudges on the couch, and the simple camera angle means no more squinting to see where your guy is. It’s got that classic 16-bit charm without any of the clutter that complicates modern sports games.

Mia Z. ★★★★☆

I was a bit skeptical at first, but the uncluttered perspective actually makes it easier to track the ball than I expected. The cart-only format is perfect for quick gaming sessions. It's a solid pick-up for any retro sports fan.

Michael ★★★★☆

The two-on-two setup is a nice change of pace, and the lack of camera clutter means I can actually track the ball without squinting. It's a bit bare-bones compared to later sports games, but for a quick nostalgia fix on the Mega Drive, it does the job.