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NBA Bounce is the fun-filled basketball game for the whole family

Basketball is incredibly popular among kids of all ages, but for many, the more advanced basketball games are just too advanced. For these younger kids, the new family-friendly NBA Bounce game is ideal — although kids and adults of all ages will enjoy the fun.

NBA Bounce is ideal for basketball fans of all ages, with a colourful and light-hearted experience with fun game modes and customisation, including the ability to create a player and cartoon avatar based on your own likeness. Of course, the ability to play as your favourite team mascot is a hit with everyone.

Players can play a quick pick-up game, a full season or 30 smaller challenges or mini-games, either online or locally with up to four friends at a time. You can also set up your own tournament for up to four players.

The controls are simple enough for even the youngest NBA fans to use, but there are three difficulty levels — do not fear, it can be made more challenging for the more experienced gamers in the family.

The fun Party Mode adds twists to the games, such as a shocking Electroball or confetti-filled Ball Pop (I’m sure the Harlem Globetrotters have done this in the past!).

“NBA Bounce represents a meaningful extension of the league’s commitment to engaging fans through innovative and family-friendly experiences,” said Adrienne O’Keeffe, Senior Vice President, Head of Consumer Product Partnerships, NBA. “By combining accessible gameplay with authentic NBA elements, the game offers a unique opportunity for families and younger audiences to connect with the sport in a dynamic and entertaining format.”

NBA Bounce is available now on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch from EB Games, JB Hi-Fi, Big W, Amazon and The Gamesmen. For more information visit  https://fivestargames.com.au/product/nba-bounce/.

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