Posted By Matthew Herst | On 28th, Sep. 2016
‘NBA Jam’ Rigged Against The Chicago Bulls
What happens when a sports game developer carries a bias against a certain team? Well, in the case of NBA Jam, it means that they program the team to be utter trash. Mark Turmell, the lead designer of the game, was a Detroit Pistons fan that hated the Chicago Bulls, so he programmed the team to miss the majority of their shots, letting any other team walk all over them.
Publisher:Giants Software
Developer:Giants Software
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Publisher:Bethesda Softworks
Developer:MachineGames
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC, PS5
Publisher:Microsoft
Developer:Asobo Studio
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC
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