PLAYER 1
Left - A
Right - D
Jump - W
Grab - S
Shoot - X
PLAYER 2
Left - J
Right - L
Jump - I
Grab - K
Shoot - M
"B" to toggle double-buffering
"P" to Pause
Slime Basketball can be played against a player or against computer. In the starting, basketball is dropped at the center of the court. The slimes try to get the possession of the ball. All slime got to do is to just put the basketball in the net of the opponent and prevent the opponent from putting the basketball into his or her net. You can play slime basketball for various durations; the options for durations of slime basketball are 1 minute, 2 minutes, 4 minutes and 8 minutes. You can also practice playing slime basketball by choosing the practice option.
In 1984 a Canadian physical education teacher from McGill University of Montreal sought a vigorous indoor sport to keep his students occupied and fit during long winter vacations. After thinking about many sports and rejecting them, he finally came up with the idea of basketball. He framed the basic rules and nailed a basket on a 10 foot elevated track. Unlike the modern basketball nets, the traditional basket retained its bottom and the balls had to be retrieved manually after each point scored. Soon after its evolution, the backboard was introduced so as to reduce the interference during the play and also to allow the rebounding shots. The first official basket ball match was played in YMCA on 20th January 1892.
Legal notice: This game is an unofficial clone of the original Slime Basketball game and is not endorsed by the trademark owners Namco, Inc.