Author: jrsupermoore To say NBA Jam: Tournament Edition was a hit with pop culture would be a gross understatement. With iconic one-liners like “Boom-Shakalaka!” and “Monster Jam!” Tim Kitzrow became one of the most recognized voice actors in video game history. Using the Multi-tap, you could play with and…
Author: jrsupermoore Super Tennis, even with its cutesy graphics and lack of player endorsements, still stands head to shoulder above its counterparts despite having the earliest release date among tennis games for the Super NES. With its classically extensive, intuitive paddle play, along with varied character strengths and…
Author: jrsupermoore Birthed in the arcade in 1988, the Tecmo Bowl series came into its own on the NES with the titular Tecmo Super Bowl in 1991. By default, it is by the acclaim of the NES version that Tecmo Super Bowl is judged. Transitioning to the 16-bit…
Author: jrsupermoore NCAA Basketball is one of the legendary traditional sports games of the 16-bit era and it’s all thanks to Mode-7 effects. Other notable Super Nintendo games built on Mode-7 include the racing classics Mario Kart and F-Zero, as well as the sports title NHL Stanley Cup.…