Jordan vs. Bird: One on One is a basketball video game developed by Electronic Arts and originally released in 1988. The game is named after two legendary basketball players, Michael Jordan and Larry Bird, who were both highly influential in the sport during the 1980s.
How to play
Game Platforms:
- Commodore 64
- DOS (Disk Operating System)
- Game Boy
- Sega Genesis (also known as Mega Drive in some regions)
Controls Guide (General):
The controls can vary slightly depending on the platform, but here is a general idea of what they might include:
Movement: Typically, directional buttons or keys are used for player movement.
Shooting: A button or key is often used to shoot the ball.
Passing: If the game features passing, another button or key is used for passing.
How to Play:
The objective of the game is to score more points than your opponent by successfully making baskets within the allocated time.
Players can control either Michael Jordan or Larry Bird in a one-on-one basketball match.
The gameplay typically involves maneuvering your player to get into a good shooting position, dribbling the ball, and using various moves to outmaneuver the opponent.
Defensive moves, such as blocking shots and stealing the ball, might also be part of the gameplay.
The game may include different modes, settings, or challenges to enhance replayability.
Specific Platform Notes:
- The controls might be slightly different on each platform, so it's advisable to check the game's manual or in-game instructions for platform-specific details.
