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==Rags To Riches== |
==Rags To Riches== |
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In this mode, the player tries to do whatever he can to strike it rich, including selling his body. Don't charge less than $5 for a hand jibber or you'll be looked down upon. If they have to ask, then they cant afford. |
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''Rags to Riches'' is the main story mode, in which the player portrays a relatively unknown rookie with certain abilities and must take on the best in the NBA to become arguably the greatest player in the association. Each match is done by tournament style and the player must defeat every opponent to advance to a new tournament to move the story along, and attributes rise during progression. |
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This game mode featured a full story told over 21 different cut scenes as the player progressed throughout the game. With the inclusion of this game mode, NBA Ballers became the first video game officially licensed by a league to contain a story mode. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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| Developer(s) | Midway |
| Publisher(s) | Midway |
| Engine | Renderware |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube |
| Release | April 5, 2004 |
| Genre(s) | Basketball |
| Mode(s) | Single player, Multiplayer |
NBA Ballers is a streetball game which is similar to AND 1 Streetball and gameplay similar to the NBA Jam series. The game features fictional NBA analyst Bob Benson (voiced and depicted by Terry Abler) and MC Supernatural doing the commentary. Supernatural makes many references to the Mortal Kombat series and NFL Blitz, two games published by Midway. The game also maintains the "player on fire" feature that is in many, if not all sports games published by Midway. Most of the moves that were in the game were from real street ballers who provided some of their moves for the game. The game is powered by Gamespy game technology.
The game was followed by a version for the PlayStation Portable, NBA Ballers: Rebound and a sequel, NBA Ballers: Phenom.
Gameplay
Most matches are 1-on-1. Others can be 1-on-1-on-1, meaning you have three players each playing solely for themselves. The matches are 2 minutes in length and winner is the best of three rounds, each round being a game to 11 points where the winner must win by at least two points. If time runs out, the player with the most points will be declared the winner of that round. Jackpot: Located in the top left of the screen during game play: as the player pulls off style moves he earns points that go into a jackpot at the top of the screen and when a player scores he gets all accumulated jackpot.
- Juice Meter
In gameplay the player has a "Juice Meter" that fills up like a fuel gauge and it is used at the turbo boost meter. It is the players energy and if it used up the meter will diminish.
- House Meter
The second meter below the Juice Meter is the "House Meter" which is raised by pulling off style moves and scoring points. The meter is filled until the word "HOUSE" is spelled. When totally filled, the player may choose to "Bring Down the House" by holding all shoulder buttons and throwing an alley-oop to himself that tears down the rim and ends the match.
Rags To Riches
In this mode, the player tries to do whatever he can to strike it rich, including selling his body. Don't charge less than $5 for a hand jibber or you'll be looked down upon. If they have to ask, then they cant afford.