NEKKETSU! STREET BASKET: GANBARE DUNK HEROES

This is how you should play! I win by a wide margin! Doing a bunch of special moves one after the other! My personal record in Las Vegas is 301 points.

"Nekketsu! Street Basket: Ganbare Dunk Heroes" is a 4-player basketball game
released by Technos Japan in 1993, making it one of the last NES games licensed
by Nintendo. It is part of the Nekketsu (Hot-blooded High-school) series
starring Kunio and Riki (Alex and Ryan of River City Ransom fame). Like most
Technos games it never made it out of Japan. As you might expect from a Nekketsu
game, it features as much brawling as B-balling.
The game was ROM-translated by a group called ICE, but only the intro and
ending scenes and some other parts were done, and the work is unpolished. The
ICE translation will be disregarded for this work. Using this guide, you should
be able to get the full game experience, except for the intro and ending scenes.

1b. Game modes
Story Mode
This mode is for one player plus a CPU partner or 2-player cooperative. The
Nekketsu team must defeat the seven American teams twice, alternating between
away and home games. The home court is at Niagara Falls. After each victory, you
recieve a gift of game-improving equipment from the vanquished team and a new
password to continue at that point later.
Each game has two three-minute halves. Before each half, you may choose which
two players to put in the game, review your players's special moves, and assign
equipment. If you are teamed with a computer player, you may also arrange what
commands each button will give.


Battle Mode (Taisen Mode)
This mode is a 2-on-2 pickup game with up to 4 human players participating.
In a 2-player game, the players may play on the same or opposite teams. Choose
any two teams and any venue from the eight available. There are no passwords or
equipment.

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