Arch Rivals

Videojuego
1989

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaArcade fun two on two basketball. Or is that, a basket-brawl? Throw some punches around and dunk your way to victory.Arcade fun two on two basketball. Or is that, a basket-brawl? Throw some punches around and dunk your way to victory.Arcade fun two on two basketball. Or is that, a basket-brawl? Throw some punches around and dunk your way to victory.

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- Brian Colin
- Jeff Nauman

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6.9/10

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- Brian Colin
- Jeff Nauman

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4CuriosityKilledShawn

Nice idea, dull execution

Basketball isn't exactly a sport infamous for its violence in the same way as hockey, but this game tries to merge the two - with mediocre results. It's a two-on-two full court game where you can punch your opponents in order to get the ball from them...and that's the whole premise.

I don't get how Arch Rivals became a game ported to numerous consoles. It's not a bad game, it's just utterly forgettable with nothing much at all give it any kind of longevity. The novelty of the idea wears off very quickly, but at least the graphics are nice.

A modern remake with more focus on gameplay and tournament play would not be a bad idea.

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Each version of the console releases of Arch Rivals where varied in graphics, and where each known as a specific version. The NES version was known as the most solid port, tho lacking in graphics, it was the preferred version for gamers and was the only version where a dunk could be performed at the bottom of the 3 point line resulting in a dunk worth 3 points. The Megadrive/Genises version was considered the "floating shooter" version and was known for it being extremely easy to knock down 3 point field goals from just about anywhere on the court. The Gamegear version was simply known as "The not so great" version as it lacked in being recognisable as a version of Arch Rivals.