Play NBA Pro '99 (Europe) Online

Blocky little dudes sprint downcourt while you mash buttons—miss a bunch at first, then suddenly you're nailing fadeaways. The AI's dumb, the sounds are beeps, and it's perfect for sneaking in a quick game between classes.

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Game Overview

NBA Pro '99 on Game Boy Color is that kind of game you’d play under your desk during class—simple, fast, and just chaotic enough to keep you hooked. The graphics are pure late-'90s handheld charm: blocky players, basic animations, but somehow it still feels like basketball. You’ll miss half your shots at first because the timing’s weird, but once it clicks, you’ll be draining threes like it’s nothing.

It’s not deep—no franchise mode or player stats—just pick a team and go. The AI isn’t exactly smart, but that’s part of the fun. You can cheese the same move over and over, and your friend will still yell when you steal the ball for the fifth time in a row. The soundtrack? Basically a couple of bleeps that somehow get stuck in your head.

If you’ve got nostalgia for this era, it’s a no-brainer. Just don’t expect modern polish—this is pure, janky, handheld sports nostalgia.