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{{sub-stub}}'''''ESPN NBA Hangtime '95''''' is a basketball game for the [[Sega Mega-CD]]. It was only released in North America.
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a basketball game for the [[Sega Mega-CD]]. It was only released in North America.
  
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==Promotional Material==
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The game makes use of the Mega-CD's sprite-scaling and rotation capabilities to simulate 3D gameplay. It has a hip-hop soundtrack and features [[full-motion video]] segments of [[ESPN]] sportscasters [[wikipedia:Dan Patrick (sportscaster)|Dan Patrick]] and [[wikipedia:Stuart Scott|Stuart Scott]] covering the matches.
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==Physical Scans==
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==Gameplay==
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The game is a fast-paced two-on-two basketball game, similar to ''[[NBA Jam]]'' but using a 3D perspective and a half-court with one basket. The goal is to get more baskets than the other team, with baskets from within the three-point line counting for two points and baskets from on or outside the three-point line counting for three points. Each game is four quarters long, with each quarter lasting 2, 5, or 12 minutes (depending on player preference). The player can also choose the difficulty level of AI opponents (Easy, Medium, or Hard) and who gets the ball after each score (winners or losers).
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The game supports up to four players simultaneously with the [[Team Player]]. Two players can play on the same team or one human player can play with a computer-controlled teammate (in which case the game automatically switches control to whichever team member has the ball, unless Tag Mode is disabled in the options).
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In addition to the NBA Hangtime mode, there is also an ESPN World Tour mode that substitutes the NBA players and arena for 12 international teams with fictional players and courts. These teams often have unusual appearances, such as the London team dressing as bobbies and the Tahitian team wearing hula skirts. Each team has two special dunks that can be done with special button combinations.
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The NBA Hangtime mode can be played as an exhibition match (one game), a full season, or the play-offs (skipping the regular season). The ESPN World Tour mode can be played as an exhibition match or a tournament.
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| screenshot=ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Defense, Steal.png
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| desc=When the player's team does not have possession of the ball, the player can jump to try to block the opposing team's shots with {{A}}. When near an opposing player, the player can try to steal the ball with {{C}}. When playing with a computer-controlled teammate, the player can switch the team member under control with {{B}}.
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{{InfoRow
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| title=Offense
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| screenshot=ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Shoot.png
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| screenshot2=ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Dunk.png
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| tabs=yes
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| desc=When the player's team has possession of the ball, the player can jump by holding {{A}}; while in the air, the player can shoot by pressing {{A}} again or pass by pressing {{C}}. If neither button is pressed, the player shoots the ball to avoid incurring a traveling penalty. The player performs a dunk when a shot is attempted close to the basket. There are several different types of dunks that can be done with special button combinations.
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The player can pass the ball with {{C}}. When playing with an AI teammate, pressing {{C}} forces the AI to pass the ball. Opponents can intercept the ball as it is being passed.
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The player has a turbo meter that increases his running speed by holding {{B}}, but this drains the meter and makes the player more tired. Players can be substituted by pausing the game with {{Start}}.
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}}
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}}
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===Roster===
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====NBA Hangtime====
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The game includes all 27 NBA teams of the time, with three players from each.
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{{#vardefine:logodate|1994}}{{BasketballTeamsUSTable|
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Dallas Mavericks
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| conference=west
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| players=Jamal Mashburn<br>Jim Jackson<br>Jason Kidd
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Denver Nuggets
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| conference=west
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| players=Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf<br>Dikembe Mutombo<br>LaPhonso Ellis
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Golden State Warriors
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| conference=west
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| players=Latrell Sprewell<br>Chris Mullin<br>Chris Webber
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Houston Rockets
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| conference=west
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| players=Hakeem Olajuwon<br>Vernon Maxwell<br>Otis Thorpe
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=L.A. Clippers
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| conference=west
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| players=Pooh Richardson<br>Loy Vaught<br>Lamond Murray
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=L.A. Lakers
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| conference=west
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| players=Nick Van Exel<br>Vlade Divac<br>Cedric Ceballos
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Minnesota Timberwolves
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| conference=west
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| players=Isaiah Rider<br>Christian Laettner<br>Michael Williams
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Phoenix Suns
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| conference=west
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| players=Danny Manning<br>Dan Majerle<br>Kevin Johnson
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Portland Blazers
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| conference=west
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| players=Clyde Drexler<br>Terry Porter<br>Clifford Robinson
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Sacramento Kings
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| conference=west
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| players=Mitch Richmond<br>Lionel Simmons<br>Walt Williams
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=San Antonio Spurs
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| conference=west
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| players=Dennis Rodman<br>Willie Anderson<br>David Robinson
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Seattle Supersonics
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| conference=west
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| players=Gary Payton<br>Detlef Schrempf<br>Shawn Kemp
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Utah Jazz
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| conference=west
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| players=John Stockton<br>Jeff Hornacek<br>Karl Malone
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Atlanta Hawks
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| conference=east
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| players=Kevin Willis<br>Stacey Augmon<br>Mookie Blaylock
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Boston Celtics
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| conference=east
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| players=Dominique Wilkins<br>Dee Brown<br>Dino Radja
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Charlotte Hornets
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| conference=east
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| players=Larry Johnson<br>Dell Curry<br>Alonzo Mourning
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Chicago Bulls
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| conference=east
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| players=B.J. Armstrong<br>Toni Kukoc<br>Scottie Pippen
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Cleveland Cavs
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| conference=east
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| players=Mark Price<br>Gerald Wilkins<br>Brad Daugherty
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Detroit Pistons
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| conference=east
 +
| players=Lindsey Hunter<br>Grant Hill<br>Joe Dumars
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Indiana Pacers
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| conference=east
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| players=Reggie Miller<br>Rik Smits<br>Byron Scott
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Miami Heat
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| conference=east
 +
| players=Glen Rice<br>Steve Smith<br>Rony Seikaly
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Milwaukee Bucks
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| conference=east
 +
| players=Eric Murdock<br>Todd Day<br>Vin Baker
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=New Jersey Nets
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| conference=east
 +
| players=Derrick Coleman<br>Kenny Anderson<br>Kevin Edwards
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=New York Knicks
 +
| conference=east
 +
| players=Patrick Ewing<br>John Starks<br>Charles Oakley
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}}
 +
{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Orlando Magic
 +
| conference=east
 +
| players=Horace Grant<br>Penny Hardaway<br>Nick Anderson
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Philadelphia 76ers
 +
| conference=east
 +
| players=Jeff Malone<br>Dana Barros<br>Clarence Weatherspoon
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}}
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{{BasketballTeamsUSRow
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| team=Washington Bullets
 +
| conference=east
 +
| players=Tom Gugliotta<br>Calbert Cheaney<br>Don MacLean
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}}
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}}
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====ESPN World Tour====
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{{gallery|widths=200|screens=yes|
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Africa.png|Africa}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Australia.png|Australia}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, London.png|London}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Canada.png|Canada}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Motor City.png|Motor City}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Germany.png|Germany}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Hawaii.png|Hawaii}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Peru.png|Peru}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Tahiti.png|Tahiti}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Washington.png|Washington, D.C.}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Venice Beach.png|Venice Beach}}
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{{gitem|ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Japan.png|Japan}}
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}}
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==Production credits==
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*'''Programming:'''  Kelly Walker, Paul Willman
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*'''Additional Programming:''' Bill Hicks, Russel Shanks, Eric Hagstrom
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*'''Lead Artist:''' Joe Brisbois
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*'''3D Effects:''' Emmanuel Valdez
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*'''Background Art:''' Alesia Howard, Milo Cooper
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*'''Animations:''' Steve Mitchell, Burt Huntsinger, Dave Fenderson, Ted Robertson, Andy Jarros, John Scharmen
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*'''Music and Sound Effects:''' Joe Hight, Rex Baca
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*'''Rap Performed by:''' Ecin Sa Eciwt
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*'''Rap Arranged and Produced by:''' Lagsbartt Phillips
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*'''Video Production:''' Greg Oberle, Dave Oberle
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*'''Producer:''' Christopher Whaley
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*'''Assistant Producer:''' Dennis Quinn
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*'''Sony Executive Producer:''' Richard Robinson
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*'''ESPN Executive Producers:''' Tom Hagoplan, Jim Noel, Tanya Curry, Kill Jae Hong, Dick Glover
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| console=MCD
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==Magazine articles==
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{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Magazine articles}}
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==Promotional material==
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{{gallery
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|{{galleryPrintAd
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==Technical information==
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{{ESPN}}

Latest revision as of 07:23, 21 September 2024

For the unrelated Mega Drive game, see NBA Hang Time.

n/a

ESPNNBAHangtime95 title.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95
System(s): Sega Mega-CD
Publisher: Sony Imagesoft
Developer:
Licensor: ESPN, NBA Properties
Peripherals supported: Team Player
Genre: Sports (basketball)

















Number of players: 1-4
Release Date RRP Code
Sega Mega-CD
US 		$59.9559.95[1] T-93245
ESRB: Kids to Adults

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95 is a basketball game for the Sega Mega-CD. It was only released in North America.

The game makes use of the Mega-CD's sprite-scaling and rotation capabilities to simulate 3D gameplay. It has a hip-hop soundtrack and features full-motion video segments of ESPN sportscasters Dan Patrick and Stuart Scott covering the matches.

Gameplay

The game is a fast-paced two-on-two basketball game, similar to NBA Jam but using a 3D perspective and a half-court with one basket. The goal is to get more baskets than the other team, with baskets from within the three-point line counting for two points and baskets from on or outside the three-point line counting for three points. Each game is four quarters long, with each quarter lasting 2, 5, or 12 minutes (depending on player preference). The player can also choose the difficulty level of AI opponents (Easy, Medium, or Hard) and who gets the ball after each score (winners or losers).

The game supports up to four players simultaneously with the Team Player. Two players can play on the same team or one human player can play with a computer-controlled teammate (in which case the game automatically switches control to whichever team member has the ball, unless Tag Mode is disabled in the options).

In addition to the NBA Hangtime mode, there is also an ESPN World Tour mode that substitutes the NBA players and arena for 12 international teams with fictional players and courts. These teams often have unusual appearances, such as the London team dressing as bobbies and the Tahitian team wearing hula skirts. Each team has two special dunks that can be done with special button combinations.

The NBA Hangtime mode can be played as an exhibition match (one game), a full season, or the play-offs (skipping the regular season). The ESPN World Tour mode can be played as an exhibition match or a tournament.

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Defense, Steal.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Defense, Block.png

  • ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Defense, Steal.png

  • ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Defense, Block.png

Defense
When the player's team does not have possession of the ball, the player can jump to try to block the opposing team's shots with A. When near an opposing player, the player can try to steal the ball with C. When playing with a computer-controlled teammate, the player can switch the team member under control with B.

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Shoot.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Dunk.png

  • ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Shoot.png

  • ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, Offense, Dunk.png

Offense
When the player's team has possession of the ball, the player can jump by holding A; while in the air, the player can shoot by pressing A again or pass by pressing C. If neither button is pressed, the player shoots the ball to avoid incurring a traveling penalty. The player performs a dunk when a shot is attempted close to the basket. There are several different types of dunks that can be done with special button combinations.

The player can pass the ball with C. When playing with an AI teammate, pressing C forces the AI to pass the ball. Opponents can intercept the ball as it is being passed.

The player has a turbo meter that increases his running speed by holding B, but this drains the meter and makes the player more tired. Players can be substituted by pausing the game with  START .

Roster

NBA Hangtime

The game includes all 27 NBA teams of the time, with three players from each.

Conference Team Players
Western Dallas Mavericks Dallas Mavericks Jamal Mashburn
Jim Jackson
Jason Kidd
Denver Nuggets Denver Nuggets Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
Dikembe Mutombo
LaPhonso Ellis
Golden State Warriors Golden State Warriors Latrell Sprewell
Chris Mullin
Chris Webber
Houston Rockets Houston Rockets Hakeem Olajuwon
Vernon Maxwell
Otis Thorpe
L.A. Clippers L.A. Clippers Pooh Richardson
Loy Vaught
Lamond Murray
L.A. Lakers L.A. Lakers Nick Van Exel
Vlade Divac
Cedric Ceballos
Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Timberwolves Isaiah Rider
Christian Laettner
Michael Williams
Phoenix Suns Phoenix Suns Danny Manning
Dan Majerle
Kevin Johnson
Portland Blazers Portland Blazers Clyde Drexler
Terry Porter
Clifford Robinson
Sacramento Kings Sacramento Kings Mitch Richmond
Lionel Simmons
Walt Williams
San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs Dennis Rodman
Willie Anderson
David Robinson
Seattle Supersonics Seattle Supersonics Gary Payton
Detlef Schrempf
Shawn Kemp
Utah Jazz Utah Jazz John Stockton
Jeff Hornacek
Karl Malone
Eastern Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Kevin Willis
Stacey Augmon
Mookie Blaylock
Boston Celtics Boston Celtics Dominique Wilkins
Dee Brown
Dino Radja
Charlotte Hornets Charlotte Hornets Larry Johnson
Dell Curry
Alonzo Mourning
Chicago Bulls Chicago Bulls B.J. Armstrong
Toni Kukoc
Scottie Pippen
Cleveland Cavs Cleveland Cavs Mark Price
Gerald Wilkins
Brad Daugherty
Detroit Pistons Detroit Pistons Lindsey Hunter
Grant Hill
Joe Dumars
Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Reggie Miller
Rik Smits
Byron Scott
Miami Heat Miami Heat Glen Rice
Steve Smith
Rony Seikaly
Milwaukee Bucks Milwaukee Bucks Eric Murdock
Todd Day
Vin Baker
New Jersey Nets New Jersey Nets Derrick Coleman
Kenny Anderson
Kevin Edwards
New York Knicks New York Knicks Patrick Ewing
John Starks
Charles Oakley
Orlando Magic Orlando Magic Horace Grant
Penny Hardaway
Nick Anderson
Philadelphia 76ers Philadelphia 76ers Jeff Malone
Dana Barros
Clarence Weatherspoon
Washington Bullets Washington Bullets Tom Gugliotta
Calbert Cheaney
Don MacLean

ESPN World Tour

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Africa.png

Africa
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Africa.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Australia.png

Australia
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Australia.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, London.png

London
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, London.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Canada.png

Canada
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Canada.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Motor City.png

Motor City
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Motor City.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Germany.png

Germany
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Germany.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Hawaii.png

Hawaii
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Hawaii.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Peru.png

Peru
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Peru.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Tahiti.png

Tahiti
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Tahiti.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Washington.png

Washington, D.C.
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Washington.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Venice Beach.png

Venice Beach
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Venice Beach.png

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Japan.png

Japan
ESPN NBA Hangtime '95, World Tour, Japan.png

Production credits

  • Programming: Kelly Walker, Paul Willman
  • Additional Programming: Bill Hicks, Russel Shanks, Eric Hagstrom
  • Lead Artist: Joe Brisbois
  • 3D Effects: Emmanuel Valdez
  • Background Art: Alesia Howard, Milo Cooper
  • Animations: Steve Mitchell, Burt Huntsinger, Dave Fenderson, Ted Robertson, Andy Jarros, John Scharmen
  • Music and Sound Effects: Joe Hight, Rex Baca
  • Rap Performed by: Ecin Sa Eciwt
  • Rap Arranged and Produced by: Lagsbartt Phillips
  • Video Production: Greg Oberle, Dave Oberle
  • Producer: Christopher Whaley
  • Assistant Producer: Dennis Quinn
  • Sony Executive Producer: Richard Robinson
  • ESPN Executive Producers: Tom Hagoplan, Jim Noel, Tanya Curry, Kill Jae Hong, Dick Glover
Source:
US manual
Espnhangtime95 mcd us manual.pdf
[2]

Magazine articles

Main article: ESPN NBA Hangtime '95/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

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Print advert in GamePro (US) #66: "January 1995" (199x-xx-xx)
also published in:
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Physical scans

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Publication Score Source
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Publication Version Score
GamePro (US) NTSC-U
75
[1]
Game Informer (US) NTSC-U
22
[4]
Next Generation (US) NTSC-U
0
[5]
VideoGames (US) NTSC-U
70
[6]
Sega Mega-CD
 42
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4 reviews

ESPN NBA Hangtime '95

Mega-CD, US
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Cover
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Disc
Espnhangtime95 mcd us manual.pdf
Manual
ESPNNBAHT95 MCD US RegCard.pdf
Reg Card

Technical information

Main article: ESPN NBA Hangtime '95/Technical information.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 GamePro, "May 1995" (US; 1995-xx-xx), page 98
  2. ↑ File:Espnhangtime95 mcd us manual.pdf, page 22
  3. ↑ Sega Visions, "February/March 1995" (US; 199x-xx-xx), page 87
  4. ↑ Game Informer, "April 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 53
  5. ↑ Next Generation, "May 1995" (US; 1995-04-18), page 97
  6. ↑ VideoGames, "April 1995" (US; 1995-0x-xx), page 93


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