Genre: Basketball |
CDs: 1 |
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Publisher: EA Sports |
Released: November 30, 1996 |
Developer: Electronic Arts |
UPC: 0 14633 07730 8 |
Sony ID: SLUS-00267 |
PSRM: 003390 |
Players: 1 to 8 Players |
Memory: 1 to 5 Blocks |
Accessories: Multi-Tap (x2) |
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ESRB: Kids to Adults – No Descriptors |
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Box Copy:
The SOUL of HOOPS gets a NEW SCHOOL LOOK
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Final Score: NA – No Review
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Secrets
NBA Live 97’s development team threw their whole squad into the game. It’s pretty fun!
Programmer Cheats
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Cheat Menu
At the game setup menu, press L1, X(2), L1, X, Square, R1, X, Square, R1, Circle. Ignore the credits screen that may appear at this time. Hold Up-Right + Triangle + Square for five seconds. Then, press Start to load the game. Hold L1+R1+Up/Right+Triangle+Circle+Cross+Square until the cheat menu appears.-
L1 and L2 adjust the player’s height (after a certain point they can no longer dunk).
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Up and Down toggles Chameleon Mode, where your player will become garbled.
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Start and Select will toggle the outdoor court. Note that each player is tied to a controller port. If you want to change all 8 players, you will need a multi-tap to reach players 3 through 8. Once settled, press Triangle + Cross to start the game.
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View Credits
Press Circle, Circle, Circle, Circle at the main menu. A really fun credits screen will appear with the dev team in jerseys and goofy stats - Michael Jordan On the Chicago Bulls Team
Make sure Player No. 24 is in the line-up for Jordan to appear.
Development Team Roster Additions
Go to the “Create A Player” menu and enter one of the following names exactly as listed, pressing Start on the last letter of the first and last name. If successful, you will have an alert pop-up asking if you would like to confirm using the development team member. You can activate them as a Free Agent and not use up any of the Free Agent Slots. If you press Start and the name is spelled wrong, you will need to exit and start fresh.
For posterity, I’ve listed what they did in parentheses – as it’s shown in the game. No need to add that to the names.
- Aaron Grant (Quality Assurance Analyst)
- Adam MacKay-Smith (Video Compressor)
- Al Murdoch (Arena Announcer)
- Allan Johanson (Sr. Programmer)
- Amory Wong (Lead Programmer)
- Brent Nielsen (Quality Assurance Lead)
- Brian Krause (Programmer)
- Brian Wideen (Super DD)
- Casey O’Brien (Artist)
- Cindy Green (Artist)
- Crispin Hands (Speech Boy)
- Dan Scott (Programmer)
- Daniel Ng (Programmer)
- Daryl Anselmo (3D Art)
- Dave Warfield (Associate Producer)
- David Bollo (Software Engineer)
- David Laviolette (Video and Special FX Artist)
- Dom Humphrey (Programmer)
- Ed Fletcher (Producer)
- Ernie Johnson (Network Announcer)
- Giovanni Sasso (Artist)
- Greg Allen (Artist)
- Ivan Allan (Development Director)
- Jeff Mair (Sound Support)
- Kim Gill (Portrait Boy)
- Marcus Lindblom (Associate Producers)
- Mark Soderwall (Artist)
- Michael Klassen (Asst. Producer)
- Mike Vanaselja (Artist)
- Novell Thomas (Motion Capture Talent)
- Renata Antonic (Prod. Assistant)
- Robert White (Programmer)
- Sam Nelson (Executive Producer)
- Sean O’Brien (Motion Capture Talent)
- Sebastiaan Reinarz (Lead Artist)
- Sheila Allan (Lead Artist)
- Stanley Chow (Producer)
- Steve Royea (Music Producer/Engineer)
- Tarrnie Williams (Associate Producer)
- Traz Damji (Music Composer)
- Zoe Quinn (Admin. Asst.)