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Alternate Title: | Julius Erving/Larry Bird go One-on-One / One-on-One |
Console:
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Commodore 64
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Year:
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1984
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RFG ID #:
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U-018-S-01870-A
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Part #:
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104202
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UPC:
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014633010428
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Developer:
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Eric Hammond
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Publisher:
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Electronic Arts
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Rating:
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Genre:
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Sports
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Sub-genre:
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Basketball
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Players:
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1-2 (Simultaneous)
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Controller:
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Standard Controller
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Media Format:
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5.25" Floppy Disk
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Collection Stats:
- 9 of 7626 collectors (0.1%) have this game in their collection
- 1 of 7626 collectors (0%) have this game in their wishlist.
- 1 of 7626 collectors (0%) have this game for sale or trade.
Overview:
Back of Box
Roundball and the stuff of dreams.
1. Take the two best players in basketball today. Interview them. Photograph them in action. Study their moves. Study their stats. Study their styles.
2. Then, with their help, bit by bit craft a scenario on computer disc. Create in the machine an event which may never happen in real life. Put the two together on a dream court for an electronic afternoon of one-on-one.
3. Make it real, sure- with fatigue factors, hot and cold streaks, fouls, a shot clock. But maybe throw in a little whimsy too- a funny referee, a shattering backboard, even instant replay.
4. The name of the game is One-on-One. You're Bird, or you're The Doctor. And that's the last decision you'll have plenty of time to make.
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Game Trivia:
The game had two of the best American basketball players at the time compete against each other. They were:
- Julius Winfield Erving II (b 1950) was a professional American Basketball player who played for the Virginia Squires (1971 – 1973) and the New York Nets (1973 – 1976) in the ABA before playing for the Philadelphia 76ers (1976 – 1987) in the NBA. Erving was a NBA Champion and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1983.
- Larry Joe Bird (b 1956) was a professional American Basketball player and coach who played for the Boston Celtics (1979 – 1992) and coached the Indiana Pacers (1997 – 2000). Bird was a NBA Champion three times, won Gold at the 1992 olympics with the USA team and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1998.
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