no

@@toofine9 yes

@@toofine9 YES!

uhh hello? Nba jam? Come on

yes

Any chance you worked at a mall and played on your lunch break? I would see people who did that all the time whenever I would go to mall with my parents and eat in the food court. After I ate I’d go spend a few dollars in the arcade which was next to the food court playing fighting games or Run N Gun 2. Years later when I could drive I’d go with my Buddy to the bigger arcade down the street from the mall, it was much bigger and had LIGHT. My mall arcade was smaller. It was also very very dark and looking back on it… had very creepy people in there all the time.

This game was ahead of its time

There was NBA Give n Go on SNES

Zach the Sports Guy yes i loved that one too

well there is also nba play by play for arcade and nba in the zone for ps1 which are both based off of run and gun and released by konami. nba give n go on snes is a port of the original run and gun game.

@@SCsc864 Yes it sure was

He also did NBA In The Zone 2, which was also by Konami

shit you no games

Download mame and play it that way.

Yeah both games the CPU defense ramp up very high in each round.

@@smoke072 What are you playing on? Mame? '

It's easy once you get the hang of it.

you havent played freestyle street basketball yet

Ebay or on a Facebook arcade cabinet group page where people and arcade cabinet shops are always selling cabinets or look up how to build a mame cabinet from scratch and and add the marquees yourself.

well the raspberry pi 4 was released in june 2019 and both run and gun games were added in 2003 versions of mame which are incredibly out of date. mameui+ is based on a newer version of mame so the game will run on the raspberry pi

@@jayden6538 yeah, I had somebody sell me the Wolfanoz 256 GB Supreme Pro Image. They added Run and Gun 1, 2 to it. Run n Gun 1 is on mame 2003 (plays perfectly ) Run and Gun 2 is on Mame 2010. It plays a tiny bit slow, but I overclocked the pi to 1.7mhz and it plays at almost 100% of full speed. I'm soon getting the 1TB Wolfanoz Retromania Supreme Ultra image, it has Rushing Heroes on it. The other guy couldn't get it to boot, so I'm happy to finally be able to play all 3 of those roms.

@@rebranded1248 I'm looking to purchase a raspberry pi online solely cause I want to play Run & Gun 2 with a raspberry pi console on my HDTV. -Any idea on which pi console i should get(pi 4, etc.?) -Would you have a web link to go straight to raspberry pi console that I can easily buy without searching? -You think Run N Gun 2 would be on that pi console version. -If so, will I need to 'overclock'? ...-If so...how? If not, can these raspberry pi console let you add or download rims to them? Apologize for all the questions, but I've been waiting for someone to finally say they can probably play this game on a raspberry console!

@@ajenetarrant2716 No problem, I'm happy to answer your questions. As far as to which pi you get, buy the raspberry pi4 B+. Thats newest model. I bought mine pre-assembled with a cooling fan and case from Ebay. The sellers name is Retro Pie Guy. I bought the console, hdmi cable, 2 controllers, power adapter, and micro SD card pre-loaded with 1,000's of games for around 200 dollars a couple months ago. You can buy the pi4 buy itself from Canakit, for less than 100 but you will need to buy a fan and assemble everything yourself going that route. Overclocking is easy, on the SD card which is what holds all your roms and emulators, their are built in scripting programs to set overclock voltage. Most games don't need it, N64, Saturn games benefits fom it mostly. PSX and Dreamcast, most Mame roms all play perfectly without overclocking. Run and Gun 1 plays 100% full speed and no audio issues, de-syncs, slow down or any issues whatsoever. Run and Gun 2 plays a little slower on emulators, so I overclock to 1.7ghz when playing, then switch back to factory setting when I'm done. Now comes the tricky part, finding the SD card image with a game build that has run gun 1, 2 on it. I bought a 256GB Wolfanoz Supreme Pro image from a seller on ebay called Retro_Game_Asylum I requested that exact image and that he specifically add both Run and Gun roms before shipping. He did and thats how I first got them playing on the Pi4. I still wanted Rushing Heroes, the football version of Run and Gun. So I did my research on ArcadePunks.com, and saw only 2 pre- loaded images for download that have all 3 Konami sports titles. The one I bought is 1TB Wolfanoz Supreme Ultra SSD image from a seller on Ebay called cardoflegends. The other pre-loaded image is Damaso 512GB Nostalgia Trip V.2. You will need to buy a larger image SD build if you want those Konami games coming preloaded in the arcade collection. 256GB Images usually won't include it by default. Adeing roms is easy, format a USB stick to Fat32, create a new folder, name it retropie all lowercase. Put it in the USB 3.0 port in the Pi4. Let it blink for 30 secs to a minute, plug it back into your PC. Check the folder, make sure it created the directories and sub folders for games. Download your roms, extract only if needed, place your roms in the corresponding rom folder within the retropie folder. Like Mame roms in Arcade folder etc... Plug it back into the Pi4. Let it blink for a minute or so. Restart Emulation Station, play your game you just added!!!

@@rebranded1248 been trying to reach, Retro Game Asylum, unsuccessful. Anyway I can buy it the same with those games from you?

Yes, best bet pay it on MAMEUI PLUS! PLUS!

Do you know where I can go to pay for it on MAMEUI PLUS PLUS?

@@DomJLee93 You can emulate it without having to pay for it.

@@knightbrian92 do you know where?

@@DomJLee931.You need to download mame from MAMEDEV.org and then download the Konamigx file. 2.Extract the mame file to itself. 3.Open mame folder find the folder titled rom and insert the Konamigx file into the rom folder (do NOT extract or unzip Konamigx file just simply place it into the rom folder as is). 3. download runandgun2 rom and do NOT extract or unzip it and simply insert it into the rom folder with the Konamigx file. 4.locate the blue MAME application and game should be available to play. 5.Hurry up and screenshot these instructions before I delete them. I won't delete the initial message incase you have trouble.

Live was amazing on SNES.

You can't really compare Arcade and Sim basketball games.

@@knightbrian92 Why not? They are both basketball games. Just because one is more realistic doesn't mean they can't be compared.

@@__1201 You just gave yourself the reason why you logically can't because one is more realistic and is not. You should be asking yourself what is there to compare about two types of games that play completely different from each other.

​@@knightbrian92 Well for one, they are both basketball games. Secondly, there are people that like both Sim and Arcade style games and may only the purchasing power to buy one game at that particular time period, so you can also gauge these games by how much enjoyment or satisfaction you get while playing them ("fun factor"). So yes, someone who doesn't favor a particular Arcade or Sim style basketball experience could compare the two. I'm not just talking about gameplay mechanics.

Even Orlando sg

Reggie Miller was Indiana's SG at the time.