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2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 1 Contyents TableTable of Table ofof Contents Contents Intro Starting the Game Control Summary Offense with Ball Basic Offense Advanced Offense Defense Basic Defense Advanced Defense Offense Without Ball Game Set Up Coach Time Outs Pause Menu Replay Controls Credits 2 3 4 5 6 8 13 14 15 17 19 23 23 25 26 28 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 2 STARTING THE GAME Blood rushes to your head as you get up from the final Note: Sega Sports™ NBA 2K is a one-to four-player game. timeout. Purchase additional controllers (sold separately) to play with two or more people. The crowd is deafening, but you block it out, Before turning the Dreamcast power ON, connect the controller(s) or other peripheral equipment into the control ports of the Dreamcast. To return to the title screen at any point during game play, simultaneously press and hold the A , B , X , Y and Start Buttons. because quite simply - it’s crunchtime, and you want the rock. 6 seconds left in the game, and you’re down 1. You come off the pick and grab the inbound pass, and immediately Fake left Port A with a quick step, but spin right and sprint down the sideline. You take a look at the clock and it’s down to 3. There’s one man between you and the basket. Like a ray of light, you notice the weight of his body shift ever so slightly to your right, it’s your only chance so you crossover left leaving him on his heels, pull up with 1 on the clock and launch the trey... Open Button Power Button you’re double-teamed. it’s up at the buzzer , and... IT’S GOOD, IT’S GOOD!!! Are you the heir apparent? Port C Port B Port D When using a Visual Memory Unit (sold separately), insert it into Expansion Socket 1 of the Dreamcast controller if you wish to use VMU Play Calling. VMU This will cause the Dreamcast to soft-reset the software and display the title screen. When using a Jump Pack™ (sold separately), insert it into Expansion Socket 2 of the Dreamcast controller. When the Jump Pack is inserted into Expansion Socket 1 of the controller, the Jump Pack does not lock into place and may fall out during game play or otherwise inhibit game operation. Radial Menus SEGA Sports NBA 2K uses “radial menus.” This new, innovative menu system will allow you quicker overall navigation. What used to be tedious is now effortless. Press and hold your analog stick in the direction of any option you want, then press A to select the highlighted option. 3 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 4 CONTROL SUMMARY NBA 2K is designed with analog Directional Pad (D-Pad) functionality in mind. Analog not only gives you a much fuller range of motion, but also adds to the overall depth of the game due to the level of precision control it provides. Note that the controls and tips offered below refer to NBA 2K’s default controls, but alternate control schemes are available as well - in particular, one with D-Pad as the primary control for all you old-schoolers. 4 Offense with Ball Ball Offense with Offense with Ball Analog Thumb Pad Offense with Ball X Button Y Button B Button NOTE: Never touch the Analog Pad or R/L Triggers while turning the Dreamcast power ON. Doing so may disrupt the controller initialization procedur e and result in malfunction. A Button Expansion Socket 1 Start Button Expansion Socket 2 Spend less time setting up the game and more time playing it. A Pass B Crossover X Shoot/Rebound Y Pass Icons L Backdown R Turbo D-PAD Playcall/Shift D+ A , B, X , Y Call Play D+ L Call for Pick D+ R Alley Oop NOTE: An alternate D-Pad scheme may be chosen off the Controller screen. TIPS TIPS L / R Triggers If at any time you need help navigating through the menus, press Y and a Help Screen will help you find your way. TIPS TIPS If you press B you will execute a crossover, however if you are pressing Turbo R at the same time, you will do a spin move. 5 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 6 BasicOffense Offense Basic Basic Offense Basic Offense Here are brief descriptions of all your fundamental offensive functions. Directional Passing A You can pass to any of your teammates by pressing the analog stick in the direction of the intended player, and then pressing A . 6 Icon Passing L Use icon passing to guarantee that your pass goes to the intended receiver. If you hold down the L trigger, pass icons will appear above each of your teammates. When you’ve located the player you want to pass to, press the corresponding button. It’s worth noting that the following buttons will always pass to the following player positions: A Point Guard (1 spot) B Shooting Guard (2 spot) X Small Forward (3 spot) Y Power Forward (4 spot) R Center (5 spot) NOTE: Memorizing each button/position assignment will help you get the ball to the player you are looking for, even if he is not immediately visible. Crossover Dribbles B Some people use these simply for style points, while others who know how to use them can effectively “fake out” their defender, by faking one direction and going another. Crossovers also give the ball handler the opportunity to change the ball from one hand to the other as a protection technique. Shooting X The way to shoot is to press and hold the X button. When you have reached the top of your jump, release the button to release your shot. NOTE: If you do not let go of the shoot button, you will land with the ball and receive a traveling violation. TIP TIP For maximum shot percentage, hold down the X button and release it at the peak of your jump – the better the shooter you’re controlling, the more forgiving the timing. Layups and Dunks X Both layups and dunks are also on the “shoot button”, and it takes a little practice getting used to knowing what kind of shot will be triggered when pressing X . The basic rule is that if you are moving to the basket you will dunk or layup. If you are standing, you will perform a jumpshot. The exception is if you find yourself directly under the basket. In this case, players who are able to jump right up and dunk the ball, will do so. Others will put in a layup off the glass. Each NBA player has unique dunk and layup skills. Therefore different players will be able to perform different driving moves (dunks/layups) depending on where on the court they are. Also, the better dunkers will be able to dunk from farther away than other players. In NBA2K, players DUNK first and LAYUP later. Meaning, if they CAN dunk from a particular spot on the floor they will. Otherwise they’ll drive in for the layup. TIP TIP Experiment with your favorite players in Practice Mode to find out just exactly what they are made of. Turbo R Turbo is just like it sounds - it makes you go faster. When the turbo button R is pressed, your player will pick up the speed and his momentum will carry an effect into select, subsequent moves. 7 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 8 Advanced Offense Advanced Offense Advanced Offense Advanced Offense Backing Down L Are you a fan of the post up game? Well NBA2K will let you bang it in just like the pros. To muscle your way into the paint, hold down the L button, while you move your player toward the basket. Of course, there needs to be a defender there, or you won’t have anyone to post up with. When in a post up battle your players physical size, strength and post up skill, versus the defenders, will determine whether you’ll get the defender moving backwards or if you’ll find yourself banging against a brick wall. Once you work your way close enough to the basket, press the Shoot button to put up a classic low post hook. 8 For an extra advantage while backing down your player L , try pumping the Turbo button R each time your player lunges back - this will give you extra effectiveness. Pumping turbo also works for the post defender. To keep the poster out of the paint, pump the Turbo button when the poster “throws” his weight at you. TIP TIP Don’t forget the new NBA post up rule. You can only have your back to the basket for 5 seconds. Bang it in quick and get the shot off or the ref will blow the whistle. Spin out of Backdown Mode When in Backdown Mode, release the L button and press the analog toward the basket to perform a spin out of backdown move. NOTE: The success of your spin move will be based on how favorably the ballhandler’s speed compares to the defensive player’s. Alley-Oops D-Pad + R Press D-Pad then the right trigger button R to throw your teammate an alley-oop. Two things are certain with alley-oops: 1. You will ALWAYS throw an alley-oop pass regardless of whether or not your player is in position to finish the play. 2. An alley-oop pass will always be passed to your teammate that is closest to the basket – so check to see who it is and if he has an open lane. TIP TIP If your player wants you to throw an alley-oop pass, you will see him wave his hand while running toward the basket. However, it is not necessary for him to wave his hand for you to complete the play. Pivot Mode If you do not move your player upon receiving a pass, he will be in Pivot Mode. He will automatically attempt to protect the ball, by shielding it with his body while your stick is in neutral. Don’t wait too long however, because he won’t be able to shield them off all day! 9 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:46 AM Page 10 Pump Fakes To get an open shot, tap the Shoot button X and pump fake the defender into the air. An “uncontested” shot has a much higher probability of going in, so if you wait until your defender is on his way back down before you initiate your shot, your odds of making the shot will greatly improve. TIP TIP To perform a “Show and Go”, try doing a pump fake, then when your defender has gone for the fake, you can quickly drive around him to the basket. 10 Playcalling Each team has 16 plays in their playbook. You can select from (4) plays via the in-game playcall menu, which is brought up by pressing the D-Pad . From there you call the play you want with the corresponding button. If you want to assign different plays to the playcall menu, you do so in the coach/playbook menu. While in the game press D-Pad and then A , B , X or Y to activate a particular play. Y X B A NOTE: A show and go is only possible, if you have not already used your dribble. 11 Calling for Pick Try having a teammate set a pick for you to get that pesky defender off. To do this, hit the D-Pad , and then the L trigger button – your nearest teammate will create a wall for you to go around to shed your defender. TIP TIP If you have memorized which plays are on which button, it is not necessary to even view the menu. Hit the D-pad and the corresponding button immediately afterwards, before the menu comes up. 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 12 Defense Defense Defense Touch Passing Pass A the ball to your teammate. Then before he receives the ball, tap the pass button again to execute a touch pass to the next player you want to pass to. Touch passing is a useful technique for those who can quickly anticipate where they want the ball to go to next. Clearing Out After you grab a rebound, if you repeatedly press the B button BEFORE YOU LAND, you will “clear out” defenders around you. This is a good way of protecting the ball from defenders trying to swipe at the ball as you land. 12 Pass Out of Shot Try passing out of your shot by pressing the shoot X button, then pressing the pass A button while on your way up. NOTE You MUST roll your finger from the shoot button over to the pass button to execute this move – if you release your finger from the shoot button, the shot will be released before you can pass the ball. TIP TIP If you can draw an extra defender to you by initiating a jump shot, passing out of your shot to the open man is extremely effective way of exploiting the defense. Defense A Swap B Steal X Block/Rebound Y Last Defender L Face Up R Turbo D-PAD Defense Set/Shift D+ A , B, X , Y Call Set D+ L Call for Double Team D+ R Call for Intentional Foul NOTE: An alternate D-Pad scheme may be chosen off the Controller screen. 13 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 14 BasicDefense Defense Basic Basic Defense Basic Defense The following are general descriptions of the basic defensive controls. Swapping A Swapping allows you to switch into the player closest to the ball handler. The purpose of swap is to always give you a chance at making the defensive play by selecting the player with the best chance of stopping the offense. Stealing B Press B to execute a steal – you must get you hand on the ball to knock it away, or else you’ll be called for a reach-in foul. 14 TIP For the best chance at getting a steal, try facing up the ball L , and then Steal B and get ready to hit your outlet man for the fastbreak. You can also attempt running steals, which knock the ball loose. Advanced Defense Advanced Defense Advanced Defense Advanced Defense The following are general descriptions of the advanced defensive controls. Facing Up This is the best position you can be in to stop a player from driving past you by essentially making you a “bigger” object to get around. The disadvantage is that you have slower movement in this lateral position, however you can compensate for this by simultaneously pressing Turbo R . Defending Passes You can actually jump in front of passes to deflect them away from their target and into your own possession – however, you need to be quick to get the loose balls. TIP handler by pressing the Left trigger Blocking X Blocking is an effective way of stopping a ballhandler’s shot from going in the basket. If you are in front of an opponent that is attempting a shot, pressing Block X will either knock the ball down, or diminish the probability of the shot’s success. Last Defender Y This will give you the player closest to your opponent’s basket. This is a particularly useful button when you need to defend against a breakaway basket, and you only have 1 man back. It is also useful, if you simply want to gain control of one of your low post players in the half court. TIP TIP To pick up a loose ball, simply guide your player to the ball and he will automatically pick it up. Defensive Sets Options available are: Full Court Press, Half Court Press, Half Court Trap, and intentional foul. Defensive sets works in the same way the offensive playcall menu work. Press D-Pad to bring up the menu and press A , B , X , Y to select the defensive set. ➪ Full Court Press. Defenders pick up their man AT THE INBOUND. ➪ Half Court Press. Defenders pick up their man at the half court line. ➪ Half Court Trap. Defenders try to TRAP the ballhandler at the half court line. ➪ Intentional Foul. Instructs players on your team to try to foul the ball handler quickly, to stop the clock. 15 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 16 OffenseWithout Without Ball Ball Offense Without Offense Ball Intentional Foul Whether your opponent is going to make an easy, uncontested basket, or you just need to stop the clock, you can do so by executing an intentional foul – this is done by first holding down the R button, and then pressing the L button while making contact with the ball handler. 16 Offense Without Ball NOTE: The difference between calling for an I.F. and committing one, is that by calling for one, you’ve told the rest of your teammates to commit one as well, so whoever is most able will do so. All teammates will be in I.F. mode until either a foul is committed or there is a dead ball situation, in which case you would have to call for I.F. again to reinstate the order. A Change Player B Set Pick X Rebound Calling for Double Team You can call for a double team at any time, by pressing the D-pad, and then the L button. The nearest teammate will switch from his man over to yours and help tighten the defense on the ballhandler. Y Call for pass L Call for shot R Turbo D-PAD Playcall D+ A , B, X , Y Call Play D+ L N/A D+ R N/A TIP TIP Defending the Post. To keep a posting player from backing you in, try pumping turbo at the same time the poster is throwing his weight at you. 17 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 18 Game Set Up Main Menu Free Throws NBA 2K has developed an innovative, new Free Throw system. The trick to successful FT shooting is to press both trigger buttons L and R simultaneously and also at the same level for each. When you have managed to line the arrows together over the basket, press Shoot X to release your shot. NOTE : Each player does their signature Free Throw routine, however, if you want to bypass this and go straight to the shot, press your triggers to bring up the FT arrows. Exhibition Choose any two teams in the league and take it out on the court. Quick Start Go straight to the tip-off with two randomly selected teams. NOTE: The team you control will always default to the home team. Season Take your team(s) through a full 82 game season, or customize to 56, 28 or 14. We’ll track your player and team stats, and let you see how you stack up against the rest of the league. Enter a User Profile, and your own personal records will be kept as well. 18 NOTE: Before you tip off your season, make sure you have a VMU to save it out. Custom Season There’s nothing like playoff basketball. Playoff mode let’s you bypass the regular season yet still gun for the prize. The structure follows NBA regulated rules, but you can customize each series to be either 7, 5, 3 games or 1. TIP TIP You can take a created team through Season mode or Playoffs. If you don’t squeeze both triggers AT THE SAME TIME, your TIP shot will be off. You cannot press one down, then try to TIP compensate with the other trigger - the two must become one. Daniel-san! Playoffs There’s nothing like playoff basketball. Playoff mode let’s you bypass the regular season yet still gun for the prize. The structure follows NBA regulated rules, but you can customize each series to be either 7, 5, 3 games or 1. 19 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 20 Practice NBA legends weren’t built over night – hey, it might take 100 jumpshots a day! The Shot Rater will help you perfect your form and timing. In fact, you can refine all aspects of your offensive game, either solo or with a buddy, in the exclusive SEGASports arena. In practice, all 5 of your starters are going to be on the sideline at the beginning, so that you can practice with anyone (and it is easy to have more controllers come in). If players want to change who they are practicing with, they can go to the substitutions menu. Having a bunch of players in practice also lets people practice icon passing and touch passing, and makes it a great place to practice pass out of shot. NOTE: You can practice with any player you want, by selecting them off the Pause menu. 20 Options Exactly what are your options? Adjust game parameters here. NBA Rules Every rule in the game is adjustable, or is able to be turned OFF – so check them out, you may want to make your “own rules”. NOTE: The NBA has implemented new rules for the 1999-2000 season, and these are incorporated into the game. Gameplay Here you can adjust difficulty level, game speed, quarter length, injuries and more. Simulation Mode vs. Arcade Mode Simulation mode is going to give you the closest NBA action available: player fatigue, fouls, injuries, you name it. If you’re looking for more of a casual experience, you may want to try out Arcade mode, where the jumps are a little bit higher, the dunks are a little bit bigger and all of the rules are thrown out the window. Presentation Adjust sound effects, commentary, music, overlays and more. Controller Check out the different control schemes, you may find one your thumbs like better. Codes Free, hidden stuff! We got’em but we’re not tellin’. Customize Create your own players or team, and check out your user records. Create Player Whether you want to create a 7-foot monster or just re-create a hot college prospect, you can mastermind it here. Scale each individual body part, shape the face any way you want, and distribute the attribute points to find that perfect fit for your team. Preset Players To make things a little easier for you, there are 3 groups of pre-set attributes laid out for each position available. Whether you’re looking for that prototypical point guard or that defensive minded big man, you can find them here. If you want, you can simply use their attributes as a base, and then modify the points as you see fit. NOTE: You also have 10 additional points to distribute where you want. 21 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 22 Create Team Create Team Create Team Create Team Rosters Check out any player on any roster, complete with statistics and ratings. Trades Searching for that impact player? Take a shot at GM, and strike a deal for your ballclub. Up to 3 players from each team may be traded in any single transaction. 22 Lineups This allows you to create up to 8 customized lineups to choose from in the Substitution menu. Whether you need a 3 point lineup, a Rebounding unit or maybe you want your best ballhandling personnel on the court, you can arrange it all here, and save yourself from the tedious player by player substitution. Importing Let’s say you’re at a friend’s house and you want to use your created team, created player and/or user records, simply insert your VMU into their Dreamcast, and all of your personalized information will be there. NOTE: All information is retrievable from their appropriate areas, i.e. Created Teams can be selected from Team Select. User Records Go here to enter your user name and create your profile. After you’ve got some games under your belt, check back here to see if your scores crack the Top 10. In Game Coach Coach let’s you do just that - coach your team. Make all necessary strategy adjustments. Orders Here you can determine these various assignments for your team’s players: ➪ Defensive pressure: Regular, Tight or Loose ➪ Position defended: Make your defensive assignments, i.e. if you want Pippen to guard the other team’s point guard, do it here. ➪ Double team: Determine who your defensive focus will be centered upon. Timeouts When looking to call a timeout, press start and go to the pause menu. You will always be 23 shown how many timeouts you have left before you choose to use 1 or not - only 3 per half, use them wisely. Substitutions Keep your lineup fresh and out of foul trouble. Substitute in any of your desired bench players. You can make single player for player substitutions, multiple player substitutions OR change the whole lineup. Press L and R to scroll through the available lineups. Getting abused in the paint? Send in your Big lineup. Can’t TIP get any easy baskets? Send in your small lineup and try to TIP make speed and quickness work for you. Need a quick 3? Use the 3 point lineup. Lineups are a quick and easy way to change the look of your team. 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 24 Pause Menu Substitutions (Cont.) Settings The settings determine how you want substitutions to take place (Auto or Manual), what pace you want your team to play (Game Tempo), their fastbreak, and their rebounds. Playbook What plays do you want your team to be able to choose from? Checkout animated, playthrough diagrams, and re-assign specific plays to each button if you so desire. Pause Menu Pause Menu Pause Menu Stats Current game stats from both teams, as well as an updated injury report can be accessed here. Note: All stats in game are sortable by pressing the A button on any category. Cameras There are 8 camera angles to choose from. You can preview each one and select which is best for your prefer red playability. 24 If you’re in the final possessions of a playoff game and the TIP game is pretty much decided, (you’re winning by a ton or losing by a ton) use the lineups feature to sub in your 3rd stringers. No point in risking an injury to your star players in the final seconds. Pull out your starters and save them for the next game! TIP Settings All of the cameras have some advanced settings that you can modify. These are: Key Zoom Will cause the camera to zoom in on the paint, whenever the ball enters the low post. Auto Flip When on, in Full Court camera mode, swings the camera on every change of possession. Reverse Angle Places the camera on the opposite side of the court while maintaining the same angle. 25 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 11:47 AM Page 26 Replay Controls Controls Replay Replay Controls Replay Controls 26 A Play at real time speed B Zoom out X Zoom in Y Replay panel ON/OFF L Rewind (analog) R Fast forward (analog) D-PAD Moves aim indicator Note: While moving the aim indicator, you can also “lock on” to any player to follow them throughout the entire replay. To do so, simply move the aim indicator directly on top of whatever target you wish to track. Fantasy Draft Ever wonder what it’s like to be in a team’s war room during the NBA Draft? This may be as close as you ever get. To conduct a full league fantasy draft before starting your season, set fantasy draft ON in the season setting menu. If you choose to do a draft, you will be shown a list of teams from which you can draft for. Up to four users can participate in the draft. Enter a user name for any teams you want to select and the Dreamcast will draft for all unselected teams. Note: You can choose as many teams as you want to pick for in the draft. TIP TIP If you want to increase the speed of the team selections, press X to do so. VMU Features Your VMU screen will display various information and messages during gameplay. Things you can expect to see are: ➪ Fun messages after dunks, 3-pointers, blocks, alley-oops, last second shots and more ➪ Players’ number and position when you have the Pass Icons up ➪ Players’ foul situation, after a foul has been committed ➪ Players’ energy situation, from time to time ➪ Individual player’s energy, when he first becomes fatigued ➪ Team timeout review, when either team has called a timeout ➪ Shot rater and percentage, when a shot has been taken Saving The game automatically saves data for you after you exit a savable mode (Season, Playoffs, etc.) What will they think of next? 27 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 Credits Art Director Matthew Crysdale 28 Lead Library Engineer Chuck Batson Audio Director Brian Luzietti Lead Tools Engineer Audrey Seymour Engineers Trevor Stricker Bob Alexander Johnnie Yang Matthew Hamre Chris Larson Page 28 Credits Credits Credits VISUAL CONCEPTS CREDITS Lead Engineer Aki Rimpilainen Director of Technology Tim Walter 11:47 AM Mark Horsley Gary Arnold Shawn Lee Nick Jones Scott Patterson Artists Kurt Lai-Fatt David Dame Kaj “The Man” Swift Eric Apel Ray Wong Desha Chanhdara Cameron Chun Joyce Rietveld Quinn Kaneko Nelson Wang Avril Harrison Steve Paris Sound Designer Larry Peacock Tools Engineers Joshua Lee Brian K. Hughes Nick Verne Executive Producer Greg Thomas Project Manager Asif Chaudhri Assistant Project Manager Rustin Lee Quality Assurance Rick Andraschko Special Thanks Jeff Thomas Wayne Herman Alice Crysdale Richard Yee Tim Meekins Solano College Players SEGA CREDITS Senior Producer Marcus Matthews Producer Tracy Johnson Assistant Producer Derrick Aynaga Sega Sports Team Lorne Asuncion Kirby Fong David Perkinson Matt Underwood Director, Sports Marketing Martha Hill Associate Product Manager Stacey Kerr Special Consultant Rod Higgins - Golden State Warriors 29 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 Motion Capture Talent Tony Delk Charles BO Outlaw Roy Byrd Ward Farris Dave Paniagua Waliyy HOOK Abdur-Rahim Saif Abdur-Rahim Seth Sundberg Kuwan Roach 30 Motion Capture House Of Moves Jarrod Phillips Tom Tolles James Scanlon Goal Line Productions Paul Levine Cheryl Levine Joe Madden 11:47 AM Page 30 Audio Script Writing Rob Thomas Voice Over Dick Callahan as PA Announcer Bob Fitzgerald as Play By Play Rod Brooks as the Color Announcer Mark VanGelder as In Studio Mary Windeshar as Oncourt Person Recording Studio Conscious Sound Studios Benjamin Grant DePauw Playbook Design Rod Higgins/Golden State Warriors Derrick Aynaga Player Rating and Stat Database Matt Underwood Derrick Aynaga Lorne Asuncion Lead Testers David Paniagua Ed Brady Assistant Leads Willie Wareham Testers Joey Edwards Scott Etkin David Fischer Joe Gora Jason Hill Abe Navarro Jermaine Ong Patrick Pendergast Rick Ribble Jonas Robledo Todd Slepian Dan Windrem Special Thanks - Sega of America Geraldine Vargas Makoto Kaneshiro Lynne Poirier Peter Moore Andrew Stein Undyne Stafford Kathleen Joyce Shinobu Toyoda Jane Thompson Karen Kress Charlie Bellfield Dave Karraker Jennifer Walker Karen Schachter Teri Higgins Fred Huey John Cheng Cindy Jenney Sandy Castagnola Sheri Hockaday John Amirkhan Joanne Eastman Sean Doidge Mike McCollum Mitzi Reagan Roxana Armour 31 2KBasketball_Manual 2/25/00 Eric Hammond Scott Hartin Neal Robison Gary Lake Judy Jette Tom Miley Toshi Morita Alex Villagran Jim Yamashita 32 Special Thanks - Sega of Japan Shoichiro Irimajiri Kenichi Iwanaga Masaki Kawahori Shoji Nishikawa Keiko Terashima Shuji Utsumi 11:47 AM Page 32 Special Thanks - N EC M. Imanishi Manual Design Richard Verdoni NBA Entertainment, Inc. Greg Lassen Shana Hoernke Allsport Photgraphy Peter Orlowsky Justin Weiss Player Headshots ©NBA Entertainment Arena Reference Material Allsport Photography The NBAand individual NBAmember team identifications used on or in this product are trademarks, copyrighted designs and other forms of intellectual property of NBAProperties, Inc. and the respective NBAmember teams and may not be used, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of NBAProperties, Inc. © 1999 NBAProperties, Inc. All rights reserved. All NBArosters are accurate as of October 11, 1999. All photos and videos are from the 1998-1999 season.
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