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One on one
basketball
sport
1974
image specs screenshots machines company oc_id source
/media/museum/software/arcade_one-on-one_ss1.jpg
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year of release 1974
label value
companies PMC Electronics
label value
type game
label value
media arcade cabinet
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systems Arcade
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number of players 2 players (versus)
title subtitle text image
from the original flyer /media/museum/software/arcade_one-on-one_ss1.jpg
title subtitle text image
arcade cabinet /media/museum/software/arcade_one-on-one_cab_1.jpg
/museum/misc-arcade-video-games
/companies/misc 702
url date
https://web.archive.org/web/20220730032145/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/software_detail.asp?id=702 2022-07-30

One on One is an early basketball videogame released in october 1974, maybe the first along with Basketball (Taito, 1974).

While Basketball is in fact a variation of pong, One on One is more than that. Looking at the features below shows that this game was really innovative and must be remembered as the real first step towards real basketball simulations.

Promotional text reads:

- fast break action
- 10 second possession, player must shoot
- ball control action
- players move at same speed in all directions (reaction and coordination appeal)
- opponents takes immediate possession if steal is made in back court
- positive stick shift control
- adjustable timer (1.5 min to 8 min)
- player position logically controlled. No jitter, no adjustments
- eye catching design (brilliant color combined with wood grain) easy to clean, easy to touch up