NBA Jam anti-Bulls code

[Wild Turkey]

Are those records!?!

Yeah miniature.



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In 1977 this was the shit and blew people’s minds.

 

[broncosmitty]

Yeah miniature.



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In 1977 this was the shit and blew people’s minds.

Never seen that before, that’s cool.

 

[HammerDown]

Glen Rice and Rony Seikaly was stout too. Rice could get hot quick. Seikaly rebounds kick it back out to Rice

Glen Rice was like Vinnie "The Microwave" Johnson, one of @broncosmitty 's favorite players. When dude was hot, give him the damn ball and get out of the way.

 

[RP-29]

I used to love this game Lol Pistons fan in Chicago. @broncosmitty you know this guy?

The Creator Of NBA JAM Has Admitted He Put A Code In The Game That Didn't Allow The Chicago Bulls To EVER Make A Game-Winning Shot Against Detroit Pistons

Fadeaway World - The Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons had one of the most intense rivalries during the 1980s. The two Eastern Conference powerhouses were going toe-to-toe with each other on a yea...

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The game was created in Chicago during the height of the Bulls dynasty. But the creator made sure that they wouldn't steamroll the other team in the game.

While Jordan wasn't in the game, the creator took revenge on the rest of the Chicago Bulls.

NBA Jam creator Mark Turmell revealed that he was a lifelong Detroit Pistons fan. In an effort to get some revenge on the Bulls, he put a code in the game that made sure that the Chicago Bulls could not win a game against the Pistons with the last shot.

This is absolutely something I would do if I was programming a video game. Hell, when I was in high school I got suspended for a week for programming a controversial Easter egg into a school project!

Well done, Mark!