User manual GAMES MICROSOFT XBOX NBA BALLERS

[. . . ] Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above symptoms-children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these seizures. The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may be reduced by sitting farther from the television screen, using a smaller television screen, playing in a well-lit room, and not playing when you are drowsy or fatigued. If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing. TABLE OF CONTENTS Using the Xbox Video Game System . [. . . ] After pointers were tops in the NBA last season. He can finishing 8th in the NBA in scoring a season ago, it indeed do it all, but unfortunately his Celtics have wouldn't surprise anyone to see Pierce on the AllStar Team in 2002. missed the playoffs in each of his five seasons. Charlotte Hornets Head Coach: Paul Silas Internet Site: http://www. nba. com/hornets/ 2000-01 Record: 46-36 (3rd place, Central Division) Team Outlook: In 2001-02, the Hornets may have their best team since the LJ/Mourning days of the early 90s. The backcourt is terrific, and the front line has nary a weak link. If the development of Baron Davis continues at its accelerated pace, and if Jamal Mashburn can continue to be a big-time scorer, it's not out of the question to think the Hornets can be serious contenders for the Central Division title. Key Performers: #1 PG Baron Davis #24 SF Jamal Mashburn One of the most exciting young point guards in the After a blistering start to his career in Dallas in the league, the #3 pick of the draft in 1999 made great mid-90s, many saw scoring titles in Mashburn's strides in his sophomore season. A trade to Miami cooled those thoughts somewhat, as his per game averages dropped sive first step, and can leap out of the arena. He and Wesley form perhaps the most dynamic backnoticeably. However, an offseason trade to Charlotte a year ago rejuvenated his career, as he court in the Eastern Conference. topped 20 ppg for the first time in five years. 28 29 Chicago Bulls Head Coach: Bill Cartwright Internet Site: http://www. nba. com/bulls/ 2000-01 Record: 15-67 (8th place, Central Division) Team Outlook: With one of the youngest and most inexperienced squads in the NBA, the Bulls will have to rely on youthful enthusiasm to get by this year. They'll be buoyed by the return of former Bull Charles Oakley, who adds an instant credibility to the front line. Key Performers: #3 C Ben Wallace #42 SG Jerry Stackhouse This former college player of the year is rapidly It may be hard to envision someone that averages developing into a bona fide NBA superstar. His 6. 4 points per game as a "key performer, " but slashing and leaping abilities rival those only of Wallace is as sensational a defensive player as there is in the league. At 6'9", he doesn't have the fellow UNC alum Vince Carter, and his 29. 8 points per game last year trailed only league MVP Allen height to match most power forwards and centers Iverson. He IS the offense for Detroit, as just about in the NBA, yet his 1, 052 total rebounds were more than any other player in the league last year. every offensive possession funnels through him. Golden State Warriors Head Coach: Brian Winters Internet Site: http://www. nba. com/warriors 2000-01 Record: 17-65 (7th place, Pacific Division) Team Outlook: Sure, every team looks back at "what ifs" at the conclusion of the season. For the Warriors, the song has been the same for a number of years now: "what if we could stay healthy?" With a solid front line of Antawn Jamison, Danny Fortson and Erick Dampier, and an explosive backcourt of Larry Hughes and rookie Jason Richardson, this team has the talent to improve markedly over their 17-win season a year ago. Key Performers: #33 SF Antawn Jamison #20 PG Larry Hughes Jamison can make it look easy. His soft hands, It's hard to believe he's still just 22 years old!Much of the team's fortunes will revolve around smooth touch and ability to snake his way to the basket make him a threat on every offensive poshow Hughes can handle the move from shooting session. He may not get a great deal of national guard to point man this season. [. . . ] #5 PF Kwame Brown As the #1 overall pick in last year's draft, Brown has high expectations to live up to. The 19-year-old will begin learning the ropes by coming off the bench in his freshman NBA season, but his incredible athletic ability may earn him a starting spot before long. Comparisons to Kevin Garnett aren't too far-fetched. 38 39 Quality Assurance Cont. Joey Edwards Drew Gall Albert Huie Robert Nelson Tor Unsworth Derek Williams David Winslow Additional Testing Marion Dreo Kai Ma Carl Palomino Mark Washington Donell Williams Audio Script Writing Rob Thomas Voice Over Bob Fitzgerald as Bob Steel Rod Brooks as Rod West Ira C. [. . . ]