Jammit Super Nintendo

Don't get cocky! Flaunt it, taunt it, shove it, pick it, slam it, keep it, face it...Jammit is a street basketball game chock full of 90s attitude and swagger.

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Jammit

snes

1

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1994

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Jammit is a 1994 street basketball game from GTE Vantage Inc., where one player can enter a street basketball tournament, or two players can square off in a game of one-on-one. The game has three playable characters: Chill, Roxy (Jammit's lone female character) and Slade. The unselected characters serve as opponents. The single-player mode consists of a series of one-on-one hoops battles, involving $100, $200 or $300 wagers on each game. A combination of victories and earnings will unlock the game of Cutthroat; a victory in Cutthroat will prompt a game versus the game's boss (The Judge) at his home court (The Palace). Jammit is one of only a handful of games to feature an in-game Bass Boost option so that players can "turn on the bass back beat for the most happenin' music effects", according to the game's manual. Jammit also features a trash talk toggle; players can choose to play the game with no trash talk, some trash talk, or lots of trash talk.