It’s not Seal of Quality worthy, but ended up much closer to getting one than I had expected going in. Or maybe I just have a little crush on Roxy. Or else the sheer pleasure of dunking transcends the awfulness of this game. Don’t ask me how, exactly – if I had to guess I’d say that watching both Stryker and the computer flop around and struggle as bad as I did was oddly reassuring.
Oddly enough, the game actually does end up being kind of fun in a dumb way. Even uncontested dunks become a challenge and the whole thing looks incredibly silly. Each player seems to have only a few frames of animation, and they hover through the air, usually crashing into each other and generally making it impossible to figure out what the hell you’re trying to do. It’s a cool idea, but the execution is so bad that this ends up being either hilarious or extremely frustrating, depending on how seriously you’re taking the game. When a player takes a shot near the basket, the game cuts to a close up view of the hoop, allowing you complete control over your dunk, or the defense against it. The most laughable of all of Jammit’s “innovations”, is the dunk mode. It must be some kind of horrific anti-miracle. Everything about this title screams “Atari Jaguar”, yet here it is on my Genesis. The whole game is sloppy, ill-conceived and clearly done on the cheap.
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The game obviously takes a lot of inspiration from the movie White Men Can’t Jump, but what’s really baffling is that they couldn’t somehow scrape up the $7 to get the official license. Grainy, pixelated, digitized graphics, random sound clips that don’t make any sense, and cheap production values all conspire together with some horrendous design choices for the complete basketball experience… of sorrow. It’s almost as if every bad game idea from the early nineties got together and had a party.
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Roxy defends the net the best way she knows – Flying Punch! Dont get cocky Flaunt it, taunt it, shove it, pick it, slam it, keep it, face it.Jammit is a street basketball game chock full of 90s attitude and. I mean, these guys jump past the net and forget to dunk, throw up airballs from everywhere on the court, score on their own net (while the other team does everything they can to prevent them from doing so), and when things go really bad, run headfirst into the pole that holds the net up. The unselected characters serve as opponents.
The game has three playable characters: Chill, Roxy (Jammit’s lone female character) and Slade. And I don’t just mean that they can’t do fancy dribbling moves, or miss a lot of their shots. Jammit is a 1994 street basketball game from GTE Vantage Inc., where one player can enter a street basketball tournament, or two players can square off in a game of one-on-one. See Exchange Policy below for details.Jammit is a unique basketball game, in that everyone in the game sucks at basketball. GTE Interactive Media published the game. Unless stated as "complete", cartridge format pre-owned games do not include any type of box and instruction manual. Jammit is a sports game developed by GTE Entertainment and GTE Vantage. Please note that pre-owned disc format games may not include the original box and instruction manual. If a pre-owned item is found to be defective, we offer a 10-Day Pre-Owned Exchange Warranty* on most pre-owned items and will exchange the product for the identical item. Thank you for choosing us for all of your video game needs.Īll pre-owned items have been carefully cleaned and refurbished.
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