Man, this one takes me back—David Robinson's Supreme Court was one of those Genesis basketball games that just felt good to play. You pick your team (obviously I always went with the Spurs), and right away, you notice how smooth Robinson moves compared to everyone else. His dunks have this satisfying weight to them, like the game knew he was the star.

The controls are simple—pass, shoot, turbo—but there’s a weird charm to how fast everything is. No slow, realistic sim here. You’ll be sprinting down the court, throwing alley-oops that probably shouldn’t work, and watching Robinson casually posterize defenders. The AI isn’t exactly genius, but it’s the kind of game where you don’t care because pulling off a ridiculous fast break just feels too good.

It’s pure 90s arcade-style basketball—no frills, no deep mechanics, just quick matches where you dunk on everyone and enjoy that crunchy Genesis soundfont. If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a solid time capsule.