NBA Maximum Hangtime
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[edit] Introduction
NBA Maximum Hangtime is the successor the NBA Hangtime, which was the updated version of the arcade hit NBA Jam. With updated graphics and 1997 NBA stats, it attracted players with over-the-top dunks and no-holds-barred gameplay.
A two-on-two action-oriented basketball game with digitized faces of NBA players, including the 1997 season roster changes. Players can execute high-flying fantasy dunks, alley-oops, and "double dunks." Three consecutive shots in a row puts a player "on fire," raising their shot accuracy.[1]
[edit] Summary
Up to 4 players simulataneously
2 on 2 basketball
[edit] Game Legacy
| Game | Year Released | Visual Style | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NBA Jam | 1993 | 2D | Original game |
| NBA Jam Tournament Edition | 1993 | 2D | Added more hidden characters |
| NBA Hangtime | 1996 | 2D with character scaling | New game |
| NBA Maximum Hangtime | 1996 | 2D with character scaling | Added 1997 roster stats |
| NBA Showtime - NBA On NBC | 1997 | 3D | New game in 3D. Slower paced. |
[edit] References
NBA Maximum Hangtime at Killer List of Video Games
NBA Maximum Hangtime at Dan's Mostly Maximum Hangtime Shrine
--Akmurray 00:13, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
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