Overview
NBA All-Star Challenge is a one-on-one basketball game featuring 27 NBA star players from professional NBA teams, as of 1992. The player can select from a regular one-on-one game, a free-throw contest, a three-pointer contest and H.O.R.S.E., in which a player scores and the opponent has to do the same from the same spot.
The game was published for Super Famicom by Acclaim Japan, Super Nintendo by LJN, and Genesis by Flying Edge. It was developed by Beam Software, now known as Krome Studios.
Players Featured
- Alvin Robertson (Milwaukee Bucks)
- Bernard King (Washington Bullets)
- Brad Daugherty (Cleveland Cavaliers)
- Charles Barkley (Phoenix Suns)
- Chris Mullin (Golden State Warriors)
- Clyde Drexler (Portland Trail Blazers)
- Danny Manning (Los Angeles Clippers)
- David Robinson (San Antonio Spurs)
- Derek Harper (Dallas Mavericks)
- Derrick Coleman (New Jersey Nets)
- Dikembe Mutombo (Denver Nuggets)
- Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta Hawks)
- Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston Rockets)
- Hersey Hawkins (Philadelphia 76ers)
- Isiah Thomas (Detroit Pistons)
- J.R. Reid (Charlotte Hornets)
- James Worthy (Los Angeles Lakers)
- Karl Malone (Utah Jazz)
- Larry Bird (Boston Celtics)
- Michael Jordan (Chicago Bulls)
- Mitch Richmond (Sacramento Kings)
- Patrick Ewing (New York Knicks)
- Reggie Miller (Indiana Pacers)
- Rony Seikaly (Miami Heat)
- Scott Skiles (Orlando Magic)
- Shawn Kemp (Seattle Supersonics)
- Tony Campbell (Minnesota Timberwolves)