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13 Facts About Sports game

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Sports video game is a video game that simulates the practice of sports.

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The Sports game was released in North America by Midway as TV Basketball, selling 1,400 arcade cabinets in the United States, a production record for Midway up until they released Wheels the following year.

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In 1980, Mattel's Basketball for the Intellivision was the first basketball video Sports game to be licensed by the National Basketball Association.

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On home computers, Microsoft's Olympic Decathlon was one of the first sports-related programs to mix game and simulation elements, and was an early example of an Olympic track-and-field game.

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The Sports game had digitized voices for the umpire, and individual player statistics.

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Kaneko's Roller Aces was a roller skating Sports game played from a third-person perspective, while Technos Japan released the wrestling Sports game Tag Team Wrestling.

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In 1985, Nintendo released an arm wrestling Sports game, Arm Wrestling, while Konami released a table tennis Sports game that attempted to accurately reflect the sport, Konami's Ping Pong.

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SNK's Baseball Stars was a popular arcade-style NES Sports game, while Jaleco's NES title Bases Loaded was a simulation Sports game with statistics.

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EA Sports game created several ongoing series, with a new version released each year to reflect the changes in the sport and its teams since the previous release.

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Sega then released their own sequel without EA's involvement, Joe Montana II: Sports Talk Football, which became the first American football game with audio commentary.

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11.

In 1993, Sega released the Sega Activator, a motion detection Sports game controller designed to respond to a player's body movements, for their Genesis console.

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12.

Sports game was an Israeli musician and Kung Fu martial artist who researched inter disciplinarian concepts to create the experience of playing an instrument using the whole body's motion.

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13.

The game contained five different sports—boxing, bowling, golf, tennis, and baseball—which could all be played individually or with multiple players.

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