Difference between revisions of "College Basketball's National Championship Hosted by Billy Packer"
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''College Basketball's National Championship'' was advertised fairly heavily by [[Sega of America]], appearing on the back of several instruction manuals as well as being mentioned by many US game magazines (it even received and [[ESRB]] rating). It is unknown whether the game was planned to be released outside of North America. No screenshots of the game have ever surfaced. | ''College Basketball's National Championship'' was advertised fairly heavily by [[Sega of America]], appearing on the back of several instruction manuals as well as being mentioned by many US game magazines (it even received and [[ESRB]] rating). It is unknown whether the game was planned to be released outside of North America. No screenshots of the game have ever surfaced. | ||
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College Basketball's National Championship Hosted by Billy Packer |
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System(s): Sega 32X |
Publisher: Sega |
Developer: Sega |
Genre: Sports |
Number of players: 1 |
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College Basketball's National Championship Hosted by Billy Parker is an unreleased Sega 32X basketball game developed and set to be published by Sega. It was announced mid-1994 and was set for release in March 1995, however was cancelled for unknown reasons. More than likely this game would have complemented the earlier College Football's National Championship and College Football's National Championship II for the Sega Mega Drive.
College Basketball's National Championship was advertised fairly heavily by Sega of America, appearing on the back of several instruction manuals as well as being mentioned by many US game magazines (it even received and ESRB rating). It is unknown whether the game was planned to be released outside of North America. No screenshots of the game have ever surfaced.