#double dribble

[peteneems]

[retrogamelovers]

[kurhl]

Passando o tempo na viagem com os minigames da Konami.

[disneyposters]

[worstvideogamesong-poll]

Worst Video Game Song Tournament - Round 4 Match 7

National Anthem - Double Dribble Arcade

VERSUS

Buying Goods at Palmira - Evergrace

FIGHT!

Which is the worse song?

National Anthem

Buying Goods at Palmira

Voting ended onMar 14, 2024

I would recommend listening to as much as you can of each song before voting, but how you choose is up to you! Remember to be civil in the tags and replies!

Propaganda under cut:

National Anthem:

"#double dribble tho... now THAT is some good shit #the way the crowd sounds at the end #the way the vocaloid doesnt even sound in tune #so awesome. beautifu l #chefs kiss"

"#!? ? w hat fkgg #there are actual tears in my eyes #go national anthem go"

"#Laughed SO hard at national anthem #I hope it wins the whole thing"

"#look miku’s grandpa is trying his best alright #his best is uh #not very good #but he’s trying"

Buying Goods at Palmira:

"EVERGRACE SWEEEEEEPPP I don’t even think the OST is bad I just love the game so much"

"wow hello instruments. [Buying Goods at Palmira] sounds like my sister and i messing around in wii music. badly"

"#if you guys dont vote evergrace im disowning you all #by god i will manifest an evergrace sweep of this whole tournament #evergrace: ost of all time"

Feel free to add more propaganda in the tags and replies, or send it to me in the ask box and I'll try to share it as soon as I can!

[fancypantsrecords]

Konami Kukeiha Club - Konami Classics: The Best Of The NES | Spacelab9 | 2023 | Pink | /800

[retrogamingloft]

Double Dribble for the Game Boy, released in 1991 by Konami, is a scaled-down version of the popular basketball game originally made for arcades and later the NES. The Game Boy version retains the essence of basketball gameplay, allowing players to engage in 5-on-5 matches with mechanics like passing, shooting, and performing slam dunks. Despite the hardware limitations of the Game Boy, it manages to keep the gameplay relatively smooth and engaging for a handheld experience.

One of the standout features, much like in the NES version, is the inclusion of animated cutscenes for slam dunks. These cutscenes, while simplified to fit the Game Boy's technical capabilities, still add a dynamic visual flair to the game. This element helped keep the Game Boy version recognizable and connected to the original versions, which were famous for these moments of in-game spectacle.

Overall, while the visuals are basic, the mechanics are simplified and the controls can feel a bit limited - especially due to the Nintendo handheld console's small screen - it remains a nostalgic title for basketball fans seeking quick, accessible gameplay on the go.

[retrocgads]

USA 1990