The voice of “NBA Jam,” Tim Kitzrow, who incidentally was only paid $900 for his indelible mark in video game history, had a number of adlibbed quips, but Boomshakalaka wasn’t one of them.

Everyone remembers sitting in front of your box TV as a child, playing on your Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo, or Sega Genesis and wishing you were Michael Jordan dunking from the foul line or Jerry ...

You have to love the irony: A video game designer working for Chicago-based Midway Games in the 1990s tweaked “NBA Jam” so the Chicago Bulls would experience loss in heartbreaking fashion ...

Every boy growing up in the '90s remembers listening to iconic phrases like "razzle dazzle" or "HE'S ON FIRE" while playing hours of NBA Jam, either at home or in an arcade. The easy game play ...

“NBA Jam” is one of the most famous basketball games of all time. Players literally caught fire, there were no fouls, and the arcade gameplay was nothing short of excellent. Sports Illustrated ...

Kitzrow, the famous voice of NBA Jam, still is inclined to believe that the article was something of a joke. But roughly 30 years ago, he — admittedly not a big video game player during this ...

The evidence that NBA Jam was the greatest video game ever made just got a lot stronger. Buried within an intriguing interview with ESPN The Magazine, game designer Mark Turmell revealed that the ...

We Had Tim Kitzrow, The Voice Of ‘NBA Jam,’ Give Video Game-Style Calls For Today’s NBA. Bill DiFilippo Associate Editor Instagram Twitter. March 14, 2018. Midway.

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But for those of us who prefer to live in fantasy worlds that dabble in reality, I’ve decided to rank all of the imaginary NBA Jam squads that we’d have for the 2019-20 version of the game.

“NBA Jam” was a defining video game for many of our childhoods, but its creator is making a revelation that you may not have known about the game. In an interview this week with Ars Technica, ...

CHICAGO — You have to love the irony: A video game designer working for Chicago-based Midway Games in the 1990s tweaked "NBA Jam" so the Chicago Bulls would experience loss in heartbreaking ...