In 1993, Midway released “NBA Jam” in arcades nationwide. It was a massive success and became the first arcade cabinet to earn $2 billion in quarters (that’s eight billion quarters).

NBA JAM: 1990's On Fire Edition is a historical conversion mod of NBA JAM: On Fire Edition for PlayStation 3. It features every franchise's best teams of the 1990's (and 80's).

Available for pre-order for $499.99, the Arcade1Up NBA Jam Deluxe arcade cabinet is a replica of the classic video game, but with a modern twist — with built-in WiFi for online multiplayer and ...

I think you could make the case to put them No. 1 just off of “it would be so fun to use Anthony Edwards in NBA Jam,” as he would be able to dunk from anywhere and is stronger than everyone.

Shaq’s love for NBA Jam persisted for decades and he was reinstated as a playable character in 2011’s NBA Jam: On Fire Edition as part of its NBA Legends roster.

Tim Kitzrow figured a copied article, spotted in the cafeteria at the headquarters of Midway Games Inc. about one year after NBA Jam was released, was a prank. It said the basketball arcade game ...

It turns out that rumor was true. Personal bias NBA Jam debuted in 1993 and quickly became a hit with basketball fans. With memorable catchphrases like "He's on fire!" ...

Turmell, the man behind “He’s on fire!” and “Boomshakalaka!, revealed a bias against the Chicago Bulls that was so powerful that it actually made its way into his video game, NBA Jam.

The Peach Jam has been something of a launchpad for several basketball players who have made it to the NBA.

Mark Turmell, who was the lead programmer and designer of NBA Jam, had an interview a few years ago in which he revealed he put a code into the game that would ensure any last-second shots from ...

You can feel that fire on the intro “NBA Jam”: the Sir Illington beat is breezy, but Brown’s ripping into it, digging deep for every line.