Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
NBA Jam became one of the biggest arcade games ever, exploding from test locations to the 1993 NBA All-Star Game before earning over a billion dollars one quarter at a time. But behind the game’s wild success was a secret twist: lead programmer Mark Turmell rigged the code so his beloved Detroit Pistons would always have an edge over the Chicago Bulls in the final seconds.
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A look at the biggest stories, personalities, rivalries, and cultural moments that shaped basketball on and off the court.
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NBA Jam became one of the biggest arcade games ever, exploding from test locations to the 1993 NBA All-Star Game before earning over a billion dollars one quarter at a time. But behind the game’s wild success was a secret twist: lead programmer Mark Turmell rigged the code so his beloved Detroit Pistons would always have an edge over the Chicago Bulls in the final seconds.
About Uninterrupted: Real Stories of Basketball:
A look at the biggest stories, personalities, rivalries, and cultural moments that shaped basketball on and off the court.
#nbajam #basketball #bulls
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youtu.be/zTqsYrhss-s
