NCAA Final Four 99
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🙂 6.9/10
(Playstation - US, Basketball)
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Developed_By:
Killer Game
Published_By:
Sony
Released On:
31 Dec 1998
NCAA Final Four 99 is a college basketball game that allows you to play with over 250 Division 1 teams in four different game modes: Quick Start, Exhibition, New Season, and New Tournament. In the game, you can choose options such as the length of the game, the speed, the difficulty level, and whether or not to have injuries, fatigue, and fouls.
The gameplay features icon passing and cutting, which let you select which team member you want to get open for a pass or to cut towards the basket. You can also turn on the optional shot meter, which shows a meter indicating when to release the shooting button for an accurate shot. The 6th man meter is another feature that will rile up crowds for home teams and have them taunt the away teams.
eBay Product ID:
3653 (United States)
UPC-A:
711719426424 (United States)
ASIN:
B00000I1BM (United States)
Sony PN:
SCUS-94264 (United States)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-2 Players
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Number of Offline Players via Multitap:
1-8 Players
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
L2
Bring up the switching icons
icon
Switch control of a player
Press
Go back to the Team Select screen
L1/R1 or L2/R2
Jump alphabetically through the teams
D-Pad Left/Right
Choose a team
How to Play
Controller Setup
With a Multitap, NCAA Final Four supports up to five players per team, for a total of eight players in a game.
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D-Pad Left/Right to choose a team.
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Press to configure your controller for offensive and defensive game controls.
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D-Pad Up/Down to highlight a game action.
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D-Pad Left/Right to switch an action's button symbol with a different action's button symbol.
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If you want to use default settings after making changes, press .
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Press to accept the new configuration, or press to cancel.
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Press to start the game.
New Season
Select New Season to play an entire NCAA season. The goal is to win your conference and get a top seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Season Select Team
Play a season with a team in Division I-A or Division I-AA.
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From CONFERENCE, D-Pad Left/Right to choose a Conference.
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D-Pad Up/Down to SCHOOL and then Left/Right to choose a team from that Conference.
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D-Pad Up/Down to a game on the schedule.
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You can simulate any game on the schedule by highlighting a game date and pressing . This will simulate that game and all games prior to it. Once a game is simulated, it cannot be replayed.
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Press to play a game. In a multi-player game, this will bring up the Controller screen. See Exhibition for more details on setting up a game.
New Tournament
Bypass the regular season and jump straight into the NCAA Tournament. Four regional brackets make up 64 teams competing for the coveted NCAA Championship.
Tournament Tree
The Tournament Tree shows the matchups for each round. You can keep the matchups as is or customize your own tournament by changing who plays who and where. If you prefer, you can also simulate tournament games, making your run through the field of 64 much quicker. See Simulate Tournament Rounds for more details.
To make changes to the tournament setup:
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Press to select the tree map.
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Use the D-Pad to navigate through the tree map to select a particular Region.
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Press to switch control back to the team list.
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D-Pad Up/Down throughout the region to highlight a team.
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D-Pad Left/Right to choose a different team from the list of unseeded teams.
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When finished making changes, to play a game, D-Pad to a team matchup and Press to bring up the Controller screen. See Exhibition for more details on setting up a game.
NOTE: You will be locked into this tier of the tournament tree throughout the tournament.
Simulate Tournament Rounds
From the Tournament Tree, tournament rounds can be simulated.
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Press to simulate an entire round. Repeat this step all the way up to the championship game if you wish.
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When you are ready to resume play in a tournament game, press to bring up the Controller screen.
Continue
Continue a Season or Tournament at the next scheduled game. To use the Continue option, you must have already started a Season or Tournament, or loaded a previously saved Season or Tournament from a Memory Card. See Memory Card/Saving Data for more details. Also, see New Season or New Tournament for details of how to set up these games.
Stats
Use Stats to check out every individual and team stat imaginable.
Individuals
View the stats of each player in Division I-A and Division I-AA.
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From CONFERENCE, D-Pad Left/Right to choose a Conference.
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D-Pad Up/Down to SCHOOL and then Left/Right to choose a team from that Conference.
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D-Pad Down to activate the stats grid.
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D-Pad Up/Down to view the entire list of players.
To Sort a stat category, organizing players from best to worst:
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Highlight a stat category and press O.
Player Stat Abbreviations
The following are definitions of the statistical abbreviations shown under Individual Stats.
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G: Games Played
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MIN: Minutes
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PPG: Points Per game
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RPG: Rebounds Per Game
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APG: Assists Per game
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ORE: Offensive Rebounds
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DRE: Defensive Rebounds
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TOT: Total Rebounds
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AST: Assists
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STL: Steals
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BLK: Blocked Shots
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TO: Turnovers
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FGM: Field Goals Made
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FGA: Field Goals Attempted
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PCT: Shot Percentage
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3PT: 3 Pointers Made
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3PTA: 3 Point Attempts
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PCT: 3 Point Percentage
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PTS: Points
Team Stats
See how each team stacks up to one another in each Conference.
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From CONFERENCE, D-Pad Left/Right to choose a Conference.
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D-Pad Down to activate the stats grid.
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D-Pad Up/Down to view the entire list of teams.
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D-Pad Left/Right to highlight a statistical category.
To Sort a stat category, organizing teams from best to worst:
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Highlight a stat category and press O.
Injuries (ON/OFF)
Keep Injuries ON to allow player injuries to occur during the game. See Injury Report for more information on player injuries.
Fatigue (ON/OFF)
Turn Fatigue OFF to keep your players from getting tired during play.
Fouls (ON/OFF)
Turn Fouls OFF to play a game without fouls being called.
Shot Meter (ON/OFF)
Turn the Shot Meter of the game ON/OFF.
Tips & Maps
REBOUNDING
Read the angle of the shot to get in the best position for the rebound. Box other players out and press to time your jump and get the board.
STEALING
Press to check the ball handler and reach for the ball to attempt a steal. Press, to keep the ball away from the defender, making it harder for him to take it away and easier for you to back in for a short jumper.
DEFENSE
Defense is man-to-man and the computer controls the defenders not under manual control. To take control of the defender closest to the player with the ball, press O. Use Icon Switching on defense to control your favorite player. Press L2 to bring up the switching icons shown above each player. Once the icons are up, press the button that corresponds with the defender you would like to switch to.
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