Double Dribble: The Playoff Edition

Double Dribble: The Playoff Edition
Also known as: HyperDunk (EU), Hyper Dunk: The Playoff Edition (JP/KR) Developer: Konami Publishers: Konami (JP/US/EU), Samsung (KR) Platform: Genesis Released in JP: March 4, 1994 Released in US: 1994 Released in EU: 1994 Released in KR: 1994 This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences.

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Animation Viewer

Enter and enable the Game Genie code AJYT-AA3G or the patch code 2926:002 as soon as the game boots up. Then, at the main menu, press Down until you see "DEBUG" highlighted. Press A or Start to enter. Make sure you disable the code after entering the menu to prevent highlighting glitched entries.

The options the player can select include:

• POBJ_KIND - 0005 is the normal graphic, while 0000 removes the shadow below, yet it glitches the sprite while it's moving.
• POBJ_TYPE - Changes the player character's appearance.
• POBJ_KAO_BASE - Changes the character's face.
• POBJ_A_MUKI - Changes the character's direction of movement (indicated by the numbers surrounding the character's sprite).
• POBJ_A_DMUKI - Doesn't appear to do anything.
• POBJ_DKIND - Changes what animation is playing.
• COLOR - Changes the character's palette.
• SOUND - Doesn't appear to do anything. There might have been a sound test at one point.

The PTIMER shows the frame that is being displayed, while the ATIMER shows how long the animation has been playing for. The third through sixth rows to the right of the character shows what's being pressed on four of the Genesis' controllers.

(Source: Mezmorize (Classic Videogame Hacking))

Regional Differences

Title Screen

Japan	US	Europe

The Japanese and European title screens share the name Hyper Dunk, while the Japanese and US title screens share the subtitle The Playoff Edition. Only the US title screen has a completely different title with Double Dribble instead of Hyper Dunk.

Music

The game features a voice sample with the game's title that changes depending on the region, and it is used in two tracks in the game: the title theme, and the ending credits theme.

Track	Hyper Dunk	Double Dribble
Title theme
Ending credits theme