David Robinson
The San Antonio Spurs center and the game's featured basketball player.
How it plays
The game uses a side-view basketball perspective with a scrolling court. The objective is to outscore the opposing team by creating shots, protecting the ball, and defending each possession.
Players control passing, shooting, dribbling, rebounding, steals, and defensive movement. Games are built around standard basketball possessions, while longer play structures provide progression beyond a single exhibition-style contest.
Plan your run
Use passing to move the defense before attempting a shot, and avoid forcing passes into crowded lanes. Establishing an inside presence with Robinson can create higher-percentage opportunities and draw defenders away from perimeter shooters.
On defense, stay between the ball handler and the basket, switch carefully, and pursue rebounds instead of immediately running up court. Controlling tempo and limiting turnovers is generally more reliable than attempting constant steals.
Meet the cast
The San Antonio Spurs center and the game's featured basketball player.
Before you begin
Work the ball inside before settling for difficult jump shots.
Protect the paint and box out after every opposing shot.
Use short, controlled possessions when protecting a lead.
David Robinson's Supreme Court is a 1992 Sega Genesis basketball game developed and published by Acclaim Entertainment. It presents licensed NBA-style play centered on San Antonio Spurs star David Robinson, with an emphasis on half-court execution, passing, shooting, and defensive positioning. The game is designed as a conventional console sports simulation rather than an arcade-only experience, although its controls remain accessible and action-focused. Players can guide a team through individual games and season-oriented play, managing possessions on both ends of the floor. Reception was mixed: Robinson’s presence and straightforward gameplay were appreciated, while critics often found the presentation and depth less impressive than stronger basketball competitors of the period.
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