NBA All-Star Challenge, released for the Game Boy, was one of the early attempts at bringing the excitement of NBA basketball to the handheld console. The game, released in both the USA and Europe, featured simplified basketball gameplay, focusing on arcade-style action rather than realistic simulation.  Players could choose from a roster of NBA stars and compete in various game modes. Despite the limited graphics and sound capabilities of the Game Boy, the game successfully captured the core essence of the sport, offering a fun and accessible experience for fans. It lacked the depth of later NBA games but served as an important stepping stone in the evolution of basketball games on handheld systems. While the exact developer is not commonly specified, it's an important early example of sports gaming on the Game Boy.

NBA All Star Challenge (USA, Europe)

Navy Blue 90 (Japan)