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#Nba jam emulator for mac mod#

In case you needed to see the Double Z mod in action, there is the clip below. From there the dumped ROM can be patched using an IPS patcher, like LunarIPS, which is as simple as locating two files in a browser window and hitting вЂњApply PatchвЂќ. To play the NBA Jam TE Double Z mod, you can use devices like the Retrode that allow easy dumping of an original cartridge onto a PC. Since the Double Z mod focuses on being as 90s as possible, maybe this collection of tutorials will lead to a current NBA roster update. The document details ways to alter player photos, team colors, stats, and cosmetic tweaks. In a gesture to give back to the ROM hacking community, went as far to provide a collection of helpful tools to help potential SNES ROM hackers build their own NBA Jam: TE remixes. (Hint: B, A, B, A, Up, Down, B, A, Left, Right, B, A at the title screen menu)

Expanded rosters are now as easy as inputting the вЂњKonami codeвЂќ.

Tons of new secret characters including: Hulk Hogan, David Hasselhoff, Arnie as the T-800, and more.

Forget the Rookies, now play as the 1992 Dream Team.

Play as вЂњThe WormвЂќ, Dennis Rodman, on at least four teams.

Modified certain players to give them a more вЂњarcadeyвЂќ feel.

Assets from the original game have been restored, such as the Mortal Kombat banners.

According to the ROM hackвЂ™s notes, some of the things that were packed into the mod include:

All facets of pop culture from the early 90s were mixed in (not just former Presidents). The concept behind the ROM hack was to bring about the NBA Jam game that fans deserved. The original NBA Jam ball (courtesy of Steve Lin)

Now they have released a ROM hack that completely reworks NBA Jam: TE, and itвЂ™s called the вЂњDouble Z ModвЂќ. However, in the heart of NBA Jam: TE on the Super Nintendo didnвЂ™t go far enough. Compromises were made during those ports, so an attempt to make them more inline with the arcade release came in the form of NBA Jam: Tournament Edition a year later. The game was an instant hit and was ported to 16-bit home consoles that same year. Midway was able to bring those two groups onto common ground when they released NBA Jam to arcades in 1993. ItвЂ™s a rare game that is able to bridge the gap between sports game fans and those that identify as hardcore gamers.