Lace up your sneakers and grab a ladder, as the kids of the backyard sports series are taking the challenge to the NBA in Backyard Basketball, has come from nowhere in its availabilty for the ...

Latest Edition of #1 Best-Selling Kids Basketball Video Game Franchise Now Available Widely at Retail New York - February 15, 2007 - Humongous Inc., today announced that Backyard Basketball 2007 is ...

From 1999 to 2015, Backyard Sports was a beloved kid-friendly sports game franchise with colorful graphics, easy gameplay, and one of the most dominant athletes in video game history in Pablo Sanchez.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Backyard Basketball for Game Boy Advance is the first time that the family-friendly series has made it onto Nintendo's portable game system. In ...

Playground Productions debuted the last of its initial run of re-created Backyard Sports games on Thursday, with the reintroduction of Backyard Basketball '01 and Backyard Hockey ‘02. The titles are ...

Humongous Inc., today announced that Backyard Basketball 2007 is now available at retail outlets nationwide for the PlayStation 2, PC, and Game Boy Advance. With Backyard Basketball 2007, Humongous ...

It’s the summer for beloved sports video games to return. First, “College Football 25” came back after more than 10 years off the shelves, and now the famed “Backyard Sports” franchise is making a ...

In tandem with Backyard Baseball ’97 today releasing on PC, publisher Playground Productions has announced that five more games from the Backyard Sports series will soon be getting remasters of their ...

Having a home basketball hoop or court offers numerous benefits including opportunities for physical fitness, skill development, family bonding, stress relief, social interaction and convenient ...

The "Backyard Sports" video game franchise is set to return in a few months, Playground Productions, the company behind the game, announced Tuesday. The video game franchise debuted in 1997 with the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — On his way to varsity basketball practice in the fall of 2019, Solomon Marshall – then a freshman at St. Andrew's High School – discovered something that would change his life forever.