Rim Rockin' Basketball (v2.2)

Rim Rockin' Basketball pits teams from the West against those from the East in this four-player sports arcade game released in 1991. Players use an eight-way joystick and two buttons to control their on-screen basketball players, aiming for shots and navigating the court in a fast-paced competition. The game features multiple software revisions over its lifespan, with later versions including operator settings accessible through a menu. Developed by Incredible Technologies and published by Strata/Incredible Technologies, Rim Rockin’ Basketball allows up to four people to participate simultaneously. The game's sound is delivered via an OKI6295 chip alongside a YM3812, creating a dynamic audio experience for players as they compete against one another. This title was distributed in Japan by Tecmo. Several updates were implemented to the software of Rim Rockin’ Basketball throughout its run, offering adjustments to gameplay and operator settings. These revisions included options such as setting credits per door and adjusting coin requirements for starting a game or buy-ins, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to refining the player experience.