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Pick Up mode - Alternate choosing from 10 randomly selected NBA players and match up with the CPU or another player in an outdoor full-court game

Mini-Games - HORSE, Dodgeball, Own the Court, Give & Go and Bang the Boards, FastBreak, Elimination

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