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AOU 2000: Virtua NBA Makes Japanese Gamers Forget About Baseball
You'll forget about Baseball too when you see these movies and pictures.
February 28, 2000
Sega used the AOU 2000 show to highlight Virtua NBA, their arcade hoops game by the developers of Virtua Striker. The two games share much in common actually, as Virtua NBA features a simple two button control set up that allows gamers of all types to take to the joy stick with little trouble.
We actually did a full playtest of the game a while back, making use of a test version running around in America. Check out the full story here, and browse through the images and movies below.
-- Anoop Gantayat, IGNDC
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February 28, 2000 - Headlines
- Dreamcast Press Closes Its Doors
- This Japanese mag included a poster in every issue and featured some incredible layouts.
- Sims Announces Pricey Maboroshi Tsukyo Figure
- Collectors take note. More useless, expensive crap is coming your way.
- New Info on Climax Graphics' Next Project Coming Shortly?
- Plus, a look inside the CG office, which consists of 19 men and 1 toilet.
- Konami of Japan Goes For Olympic Gold on Dreamcast
- It's just like getting Track & Field on a Sega system. First pics inside!
- Sega of Japan Opens Sonic Specialty Shop
- T-shirts, skateboards - everything at this store is covered with Sonic's mug.
- AOU 2000: Ah! My Goddess Hits the Arcades
- Belldandy and Keiichi play nice with NAOMI. Screenshots inside!
- NEC Interchannel Announces New DC Games
- The DC gets its first adults-only game! The DC gets its first adults-only game!
- AOU 2000: Arcade-Dreamcast Cross-Compatibility Takes Form
- Heading to the local game center? Don’t forget to bring along your controller and a spare VMU!
- AOU 2000: Tecmo Unveils DoA2 Goods!
- Can’t get your girlfriend to dress up like Kasumi and do her "moves" on you? Try this!
- CSK/Sega Project Fiscal Losses
- You almost wish you could jump in there and do something.
- AOU 2000: The Full Report
- Remember: We go to Japan so you don't have to. Find out what went down as Sega showed off Naomi.
- AOU 2000 Super-Scoop: Sega Set to Release New Set-top Box
- It’s got the latest in 3D hardware, and features a touch-screen monitor to boot. Details inside.
- AOU 2000: Guilty Gear X Gameplay Movies!
- Coor blimey! It’s the first gameplay footage of Sammy’s uber-2D fighting fest!
- Sega To Issue More Shares
- In hopes to make things better, Sega pledges more of themselves to CSK.
- AOU 2000: NAOMI-based Star Wars Racer Stuns Crowd
- This ain’t no PC port! This is real pod racing!
- Sega Fondles the Boy Next Door
- Our favorite game company solidifies details on its journey into Hong Kong.
- New Release Dates From Japan
- Rent-A-Hero, Innocent Tears, Super Runabout, Dee Dee Planet - find out when you'll play these games.
- AOU 2000: It’s Official: Namco’s World Kicks is on NAOMI
- It’s footie action – from the people who brought you Soul Calibur, no less. Movies inside.
- AOU 2000: More Fishing Mayhem from Sega
- Did you Get Bass? Do you want to Get Barracuda? Let us more fish get! Get! Get!
- AOU 2000: Sega Rocks the Competition
- For the grand finale, Sega takes AOU show goers on a harmony joyride with Takenobu Mitsuyoshi.
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