Double Dribble
The groundbreaking NES basketball game featuring 5-on-5 action, slam dunk cutscenes, and digitized player voices. Choose from four international teams in this arcade-style sports classic.
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About This Game
One of the first basketball games to feature realistic animations including dribbling, passing, and the iconic slam dunk sequences.
Introduced the three-point shot to video game basketball years before the NBA adopted it in real life.
Features four difficulty levels and three game modes (Exhibition, Tournament, and Playoffs) with distinct team attributes for each country.
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