Golden Basket
Developed by:
Opera Soft S.A.
Spanish company founded in 1986, and which closed in 1992. It was part of what was known as The Golden Era Of Spanish Software, along with other companies like Zigurat, Topo Soft and Dinamic. While its first work was the Commodore 64 version of Camelot Warriors, its first original game was Livingstone, I Presume?, which brought the company wider success.
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Developed by Opera Soft in the year 1990, Golden Basket is a Basketball PC game featuring five players' teams.
The game has several difficulty levels. The highest is labeled as N.B.A, which strictly adheres to all NBA
regulations. It is, therefore, essential for the player to be familiar with the rules of the international
basketball federation before playing. Fortunately, the game has a demo mode that a player can use for preparation.
The game uses the DOS environment and provides a lateral view. The game was released in Spanish, but it's not
very difficult to understand for a player familiar with the general rules of Basketball.
The gamer controls all the five players on the field and can choose the length of every match. The player can use
the keyboard arrows or the mouse to move the players on the field. The game has both the Single and Two-player
modes, which provides the option of playing against a friend or the computer. It is also possible to redefine
the keyboard. Owing to its detailed basketball simulator, Golden Basket is undoubtedly one of the superior
Basketball games of the time. Its superior graphics enhance the experience by showing the large and detailed
physique of the athletes. The referee respects all the rules of the international basketball federation to the
millimeter, hence the player needs to be extremely alert and well prepared while playing the game.
The increased difficulty level, combined with the attention to detail and superior graphics makes the game more
interesting, and a hit among basketball lovers.
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