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Summary

In this game, there are 25 NBA and ABA Legends, that are fully playable in all modes. The game also featured three different modes to choose from including a Pick-Up Game (Regular game, default is 21 points, and can be set to 50 points), NBA Challenge (Beat all NBA teams and the legends from there with a normal or customizable team), and Be a Legend (Create your own baller and become a legend). The game also featured several new trick moves and dunks as well as introducing a level two "gamebreaker".

This game is the only available game on the market in which three incarnations of Michael Jordan are playable: the 1985 Chicago Bulls Jordan, the 1996 Chicago Bulls Jordan, and the Washington Wizards Jordan. It is possible to play as a team made up of the three different Jordans (or the "All-Jordan" team as Bobbito Garcia refers to it). This article is about the former basketball player. ... The Chicago Bulls are a professional basketball team based in Chicago, Illinois. ... The Chicago Bulls are a professional basketball team based in Chicago, Illinois. ... The Washington Wizards are a professional basketball team based in Washington, D.C.. They play in the National Basketball Association (NBA). ... Robert Bobbito Garcia (born September 25, 1966 in New York City), also known as DJ Cucumberslice and formerly known as Bobbito The Barber, Make It Happen, Boogie Bob, Kool Bob Love, Soul Food Bob, and Bag of Tricks is a well known Puerto Rican streetball player, DJ, and writer from...

The "Back to the Basics" feature has been described as the purest form of basketball available in video gaming ever.

Street Legends

As in the previous game, there are Street Legends you face in Be A Legend mode and can acquire on your team:

• Stretch Monroe: A veteran in basketball with a trick and dunk named after him who's play style is similar to that of Dr. J. Along with Bonafide, Stretch Monroe is one of the only two Street Legends featured in the first game.

• Bonafide: A master of rebounding, who has grown up to be one of the best in basketball. Along with Stretch Monroe, Bonafide is one of the only two Street Legends. featured in the first game.

• Whitewater: A young baller with shooting range that is similar to that of Jerry West. He may be inspired by the later life of NBA Legend Pistol Pete Maravich.

• Dime: A female basketball thief with an ability to steal the ball easily.

• Biggie Little: A 14-year old baller with handles that make players trip. He resembles Bow Wow, while his name is a play on Biggie Smalls.

• Osmosis: A blocking menace with a "freak player" personality.

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Trivia

• In the game, Yao Ming's height is stated as 7 feet, 5 inches, though he is actually 7 feet, 6 inches tall.

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External links

• NBA Street Vol. 2 at MobyGames