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Sale: 2023-24 NBA season for Hoops PC

2023-24 NBA season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

The Boston Celtics added another championship to the franchise’s resume, their 18th, the most in NBA history. The dynamic duo of Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown led the offensive charge, while defensive ace guards Jrue Holiday and Derrick White provided key contributions on both sides of the court. The NBA runner-up Dallas Mavericks were led by ALL-NBA guard Luka Doncic.

This season featured several strong teams and an astounding increase in offensive efficiency. Pick up the set and enjoy all the scoring, excellent long-range shooting, and great passing.

Most Valuable Player: Nikola Jokić (26.4/12.4/9.0)

Rookie of the Year: Victor Wembanyama (21.4/10.6/3.9) PPG Leader: Luka Dončić (33.9) RPG Leader: Domantas Sabonis (13.7) APG Leader: Tyrese Haliburton (10.9)

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The 70s Best NBA set for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

This set features 16 of the best NBA teams from the 70s decade.

79-80 Phoenix Suns: Phoenix achieved a franchise-best 55-27 record. Paul Westphal led the team in scoring, earning All-NBA First Team honors. Swingman and fellow All-star Walter Davis, along with Don Buse, Truck Robinson, and Alvin Adams provided key contributions to the team’s success.

71-72 Chicago: The Bulls finished a then-franchise best 57-25, behind a rugged defense led by Jerry Sloan and Norm Van Lier. The duo Chet Walker and Bob Love provided the scoring punch.

76-77 Denver: In Denver’s first year in the NBA, after merging from the ABA, the Nuggets won 50 games behind NBA All-Defense forward Bobby Jones and All-NBA guard David Thompson.

75-76 Cleveland: This historically significant season marked the Cavs’ first-ever winning record, their debut in the playoffs, and their advancement to the conference finals. Dubbed the “Miracle at Richfield,” this exceptional season prompted an overwhelming show of support from fans. Cleveland utilized a well-balanced attack, featuring seven players who averaged double digit scoring per game.

74-75 Buffalo: The Braves boasted a record of 49–33, which would endure for 37 years as the franchise’s winningest season. Bob McAdoo’s led the league in scoring with 34.5 points per game, earning him the MVP Award.

78-79 San Antonio: All NBA first teamer George “The Iceman” Gervin led the league in scoring and helped propel the team to a first-place finish in the NBA’s Central Division. The Spurs eventually bowed out of the playoffs, losing in the Eastern Conference Finals.

75-76 Golden State: This Warrior team won a then franchise best 59 games, a record that would not be surpassed for nearly 40 years. All- NBA selections Rick Barry and Phil Smith provided firepower and tenacity at both ends of the court.

79-80 Atlanta: The Hawks, coached by Hubie Brown, finished the NBA regular season in 1st place in the Eastern Conference Central Division with a 50-32 record, behind an impressive defense. Dan Roundfield was named to the All-NBA Second Team and all NBA-Defensive First Team, while guard Eddie Johnson was named to the NBA-Defensive Second Team.

79-80 Philadelphia: The 76’ers won 59 regular season games and advanced to the NBA finals. NBA legend Julius Erving, “Dr. J,” provided efficient scoring and dazzling athleticism as displayed in his famous baseline scoop move during the finals: Dr. J Baseline Scoop. All-NBA Defensive First Teamer Bobby Jones, along with Caldwell Jones and Maurice Cheeks, led a stout defense, ranked number one in the league.

74-75 Washington: In the inaugural year after changing the franchise name from the Capital Bullets to the Washington Bullets, Washington posted a franchise best record of 60–22 and won the Eastern Conference finals. This team featured All NBA selections Elvin Hayes and Phil Chenier, and the league’s best defense.

77-78 Portland: The Blazers started the season with a blistering 50-10 record, before a season-ending injury to league MVP, Bill Walton. Though Portland faltered the rest of the way, including the post-season, a healthy Walton instantly transforms this squad into one of the more formidable teams included in this set. Other key Blazers included Maurice Lucas, named to both the All-NBA and All-NBA defensive teams, and All-NBA Defensive selections Bob Gross and Lionel Hollins.

78-79 Seattle: The Supersonics avenged their previous year’s NBA Finals loss by defeating Washington in five games, winning their first and only NBA championship. Dennis Johnson was named the NBA Finals MVP and named to the NBA ALL-Defensive First Team. Other notable players on this defensive-minded squad included Gus Williams and Jack Sikma.

72-73 New York: The Knicks captured their second, and last (to date) NBA Championship, behind the play of a deep squad, including several Hall-of Famers: Walt Frazier, Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, Dave DeBusschere, Willis Reed, and Bill Bradley.

72-73 Boston: The Celtics finished with a franchise record 68 wins, behind the play of league MVP Dave Cowens and First Team All-NBA selection John Havlicek. All-NBA defenders Paul Silas and Don Chaney, along with Cowens and Havlicek, led the top-ranked Celtics defense.

71-72 Los Angeles: This Laker team is widely regarded as one of the best all-time teams, finishing the regular season with a 69-13 record and capturing the NBA championship. The team’s 69 wins was an all- time record that would last for 25 years. The teams’ performance included a 33-game win streak, which still stands as all-time best. The 71-72 roster features NBA greats Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West.

70-71 Milwaukee: League and Playoff MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the Bucks to a 66-16 regular season record and the franchise’s first NBA championship. Though a bit beyond his prime, Hall-of-Famer Oscar Robertson led the team in assists, and was second only to Abdul-Jabbar in minutes played and points. The Bucks won 20 straight games, good for fifth all-time.

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1981-82 NBA Season for the Hoops PC game is now available for sale

1981-82 NBA season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

NBA finals MVP Magic Johnson led the Lakers to their third championship in LA and eighth in franchise history. This season is the first of a string of nine consecutive seasons in which the Lakers earned top seed in the West. Los Angeles defeated a tough Philadelphia team led by ALL NBA forward Julius Erving. This set features 80s legends Larry Bird, George Gervin, Alex English, Julius Erving, Sidney Moncrief, Isiah Thomas, Bernard King, Gus Williams. The Denver Nuggets also made history by being the first and only team to date to both score and surrender at least 100 points in every game.

League Leaders MVP: Moses Malone PPG: George Gervin, 32.3 RPG: Moses Malone, 14.7 APG: Johnny Moore, 9.6

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2022-23 NBA Season for the Hoops PC game is now available for sale

2022-23 NBA season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

Rosters are composed of 12 players per team, based upon minutes played. Players are placed on teams according to end-of-season rosters.

The Denver Nuggets claimed the franchise’s first championship, joining the San Antonio Spurs as the only prior ABA franchise to win an NBA championship. Denver steamrolled through Western Conference opponents, then handily defeated the unlikely Eastern Conference champion, the 8th seeded Miami Heat. Finals MVP Nikola Jokic led Denver throughout the season and playoffs by averaging nearly a triple double. His unique blend of passing, shooting rendered him nearly unstoppable. The 22-23 season also features a nice balance with several strong teams in the Eastern Conference and some major in-season trades making for several interesting replay scenarios.

Season Leaders PPG Joel Embiid, 33.1 RPG Domantis Sabonis, 12.3 APG James Harden, 10.7 MVP: Joel Embiid

All NBA First Team Giannis Antetokounmpo Luka Dončić Joel Embiid Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Jayson Tatum

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1982-83 NBA Season for the Hoops PC game is now available for sale

1982-83 NBA season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

Rosters are composed of 12 players per team, based upon minutes played.  Players are placed on teams according to end-of-season rosters.

The Philadelphia 76’ers won their third franchise championship behind the play of League MVP Moses Malone along with fellow NBA First Team member and Hall-of-Famer Julius Erving.  The 76’ers standout defense was led by Malone, Bobby Jones, and Mo Cheeks, all named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team.  Other strong teams across the league include the Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, Milwaukee Bucks, New Jersey Nets, San Antonio Spurs, and Phoenix Suns.

This set includes several NBA legends, including Larry Bird, Kevin McHale, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Isiah Thomas, Alex English, Sidney Moncrief, Dennis Johnson, and Buck Williams.

Most Valuable Player: Moses Malone (24.5/15.3/1.3)

PPG Leader: Alex English (28.4)

RPG Leader: Moses Malone (15.3)

APG Leader: Magic Johnson (10.5)

Order at: Hoops PC Basketball Website

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1976-77 NBA Season for the Hoops PC game is now available for sale

1976-77 NBA Season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

The Portland TrailBlazers, led by Bill Walton’s interior craftiness and imposing defense, won their first, and only NBA Championship to date, defeating a strong Philadelphia 76’er team featuring hall-of-famer Julius Erving.   This season marks the initial merging of the ABA.  Four of the most successful ABA franchises made the move and are still in existence today: the San Antonio Spurs, New York Nets, Indiana Pacers, and Denver Nuggets.  Both Denver and San Antonio enjoyed successful inaugural seasons. This set features many of the all-time greats in addition to Dr. J and Walton: Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Moses Malone, Dan Issel, David Thompson, Elvin Hayes, Bob McAdoo, Jo Jo White, Paul Westphal, George “Iceman” Gervin, and “Pistol” Pete Maravich. This set will be fun on the pc, with several strong teams and a nice league-wide balance of power. 76-77 Leaders

PPG: Pete Maravich, 31.6 RPG: Bill Walton, 14.4 APG: Don Buse, 8.5 SPG: Don Buse, 3.5 BPG: Bill Walton, 3.3

Order at: Hoops PC Basketball Website

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2021-22 NBA season for the Hoops  PC game is now available for sale

2021-22 NBA Season for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC game is now available for sale.

Several strong teams capable of winning it all, two imploded super teams in Brooklyn and LA, and league surprises in Memphis and Minnesota will offer plenty of replay fun.

Steph, Draymond, and Klay were back to lead Golden State back to the NBA Finals, where they defeated a tough Boston Celtics team led by ALL NBA forward Jason Tatum.

12 players carded per team. Rosters based on total minutes played. Multi-team players carded on the team in which the player finished.  Players who were waived are carded with the team for which they last played.

League Leaders MVP: Nikola Jokic Points: Joel Embiid, 30.6 Rebounds: Rudy Gobert, 14.7 Assists: Chris Paul, 10.8 Defensive Player of the Year: Marcus Smart

Order at: Hoops PC Basketball Website

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3 New Seasons - Hoops Basketball Game for the PC

Now available for the Hoops Professional Basketball PC version, three new sets.

NBA 1966-67 Season

NBA 1991-92 season

NBA 90′s Best set

Order at:  Hoops PC Basketball Website

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Hoops PC basketball game 25% Off Sale

SALE HAS ENDED

Hoops PC basketball game 25% Off Sale

Don't be a fool (April's Fools day), save %25 on this wonderful game and seasons.

The sale lasts through April 9th 2022.

Buy the game and one season for $30.

If you already own the PC game, all seasons are $15 each. Order at:  Hoops PC Basketball Website

You can also visit the cards and dice Hoops game website at the ASG gaming website.

25% sale is only for Hoops PC products.

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The 1971-72  ABA Season is now available for the Hoops Pro Basketball PC game.

The 1971-72  ABA Season is now available for the Hoops Pro Basketball PC game.

Generated by popular demand from some of our Hoops game’s most ardent and longstanding supporters, we’re excited to bring you the 1971-72 ABA season set. This was an interesting, and fun, year for the ABA league.

Two teams, the Utah Stars in the West and the Kentucky Colonels in the East, dominated the regular season, but both teams were knocked off in the playoffs.  The finals featured the Indiana Pacers and its balanced scoring attack and the New York Nets, led by Hall of Famer Rick Barry.

Also included in this set are league MVP and Rookie of the Year Artis Gilmore, Julius Irving, Dan Issel, George McGinnis, Charlie Scott and many more.

And finally, special thanks to Mark Hermann and Rod Hess for their valuable input and play testing.

Order at:  Hoops PC Basketball Website

You can also visit the cards and dice Hoops game website at the ASG gaming website.

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2020-2021 NBA Season: Hoops Pro Basketball Game for the PC

The 2020-21 NBA Season is now available for the Hoops Pro Basketball PC game. The set contains 12 players for each NBA team, based on total minutes played.

The National Basketball Association’s 75th season featured a pandemic shortened 72 game schedule that started a mere 72 days after the 2020 finals.  The season was full on intrigue with many of the pre-season favorites falling short of expectations and some surprise teams making the playoffs.  Superstar Giannis “The Greek Freak” Antetokounpo led his Milwaukee Bucks to their first NBA championship in 50 years by defeating the Phoenix Suns, led by ageless superstar Chris Paul and scoring-machine Devin Booker.   Both conferences feature several strong teams and outstanding play from longstanding superstars such as Lebron James, Bradley Beal, Russell Westbrook, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, and James Harden while the up-and-coming generation of stars, including Luka Doncic, Trae Young, and Zion Williamson provided glimpses of a promising and entertaining future.

League Leaders MVP: Nikola Jokic PPG: Stephen Curry, 32.0 RPG: Clint Capela, 14.3 APG: Russell Westbrook, 11.7

Order at:  Hoops PC Basketball Website

You can also visit the cards and dice Hoops game website at the ASG gaming website.

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Hoops NBA (80s Best) set

We’re excited to announce our first “special teams” set, containing 16 of the top teams from the 80s. The teams were selected by regular season win-loss record, point differential, strength of schedule, and proprietary rating systems.

1985-86 Boston Celtics: Led by possibly the best starting 5 in NBA history. Larry Bird took home his third consecutive MVP award, leading the Celtics to 67 wins and an NBA championship. Rounding out the five: Kevin McHale, Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish, and Danny Ainge.

1986-87 Los Angeles Lakers: Showtime in LA! Magic, Kareem, Worthy, Byron Scott and defensive player of the year Michael Cooper led the Lakers to 65 wins and an NBA championship.

1982-83 Philadelphia 76’ers: In the offseason after the 82 finals, the Sixers added hall-of-famer Moses Malone to an already loaded lineup featuring Dr. J, Maurice Cheeks, Andrew Toney, and Bobby Jones. Moses received MVP honors, leading the team to 65 wins and an NBA championship.

1988-89 Detroit Pistons: Tough, nasty, defensive-minded basketball was the name of the game for this Detroit team. Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, and Joe Dumars led the team to 63 wins and the NBA championship.

1985-86 Milwaukee Bucks: A strong Milwaukee team that won 57 games and outscored its opponents by a whopping 9 points per game. Balanced scoring and strong defense was key for this Bucks team. Featuring Sidney Moncrief, Terry Cummings, and Paul Pressey.

1986-87 Atlanta Hawks: “Human Highlight Film”, Dominique Wilkins, led the Hawks to 57 wins. Future coaching guru Doc Rivers ran the offense in marvelous fashion.

1988-89 Cleveland Cavaliers: The Cavs won 57 games, behind the balanced scoring of Mark Price, Brad Daugherty, Larry Nance and Ron Harper.

1989-90 Portland Trailblazers: Led by guards Clyde “The Glide” Drexler and Terry Porter, the Blazers won 59 games and made it to the NBA finals.

1989-90 Utah Jazz: “The Mailman” Karl Malone and legendary playmaker John Stockton led the Jazz to 55 wins and the Western Conference finals.

1988-89 Phoenix Suns: The fast-paced Suns, led by Kevin Johnson and Tom Chambers, led the league in scoring, won 55 games, and advanced to the Western Conference finals.

1986-87 Dallas Mavericks: A solid Dallas team that won 55 games; led by the high scoring tandem of Mark Aguirre and Rolando Blackman. Point guard Derek Harper and center James Donaldson provided defensive help.

1987-88 Chicago Bulls: League MVP Michael Jordan almost singlehandedly lifted the Bulls to 50 wins and a second-round playoff appearance. Though certainly not one of the best Bulls teams ever, any Jordan-led Bulls team will be competitive.

1981-82 Seattle Supersonics: Seattle won 52 games and advanced to the second round of the playoffs. The Sonics were led by All-Stars Jack Sikma and “The Wizard” Gus Williams.

1988-89 New York Knicks: Hall-of-Famer Patrick Ewing and All-Star Mark Jackson, along with offseason acquisition Charles Oakley, led the Knicks to 52 wins and the second round of the playoffs.

1982-83 San Antonio Spurs: George “The Iceman” Gervin, Mike Mitchell, and veteran Artis Gilmore led the Spurs to 53 wins and the Western Conference finals.

1987-88 Denver Nuggets: Doug Moe’s Nuggets were known for their frenetic pace, and this team was no exception. The Nuggets led the league in scoring and won 54 games. Featuring prolific scorer Alex English and do-it-all guard Lafayette “Fat” Lever.

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1983-84 NBA season for sale

The 1983-84 NBA season is now available for the Hoops Pro Basketball PC game.

The Celtics-Lakers rivalry is in full swing, with Larry Bird leading Boston over LA in the finals. This set features numerous legends of the hardwood: Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Kevin McHale, Bernard King, Moses Malone, Dr. J, Adrian Dantley, Isiah Thomas, and more.

With this set you will receive the top 12 players for each team, based on minutes played and final roster composition.

Special thanks to JG Preston for his help in play testing.

1983-84 Leaders

Most Valuable Player: Larry Bird

Rookie of the Year: Ralph Sampson

Defensive Player of the Year: Sidney Moncrief

Sixth Man of the Year: Kevin McHale

PPG Leader: Adrian Dantley

RPG Leader: Moses Malone

APG Leader: Magic Johnson

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This Sale has Ended

Hoops PC basketball game 25% off Sale - now through Jan 7, 2021

This is the "Get the gift that you really wanted for the holidays" sale.

Along with the sale, we are announcing the debut of the 1989-90 NBA season for the Hoops PC game.

Buy the game and one season for $30.

If you already own the PC game, all seasons are $15 each (including 1989-90).

Order at:  Hoops PC Basketball Website

You can also visit the cards and dice Hoops game website at the ASG gaming website.

25% sale is only for Hoops PC products.

Sale ends January 7, 2021

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1989-90 NBA Season for Hoops

The 1989-90 NBA Hoops Season for the PC is now available.

Detroit’s Bad Boys repeat as NBA champions! There’s also strong teams in Portland, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Antonio, Utah, and Chicago. Superstars are everywhere in this set: Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, rookie David Robinson, Charles Barkley, John Stockton, Karl Malone, Isiah Thomas, Clyde Drexler, Hakeem Olajuwon, and Patrick Ewing.

With this set you will receive the top 12 players for each team, based on minutes played and final roster composition.

Most Valuable Player: Magic Johnson PPG Leader: Michael Jordan (33.6) RPG Leader: Hakeem Olajuwon (14.0) APG Leader: John Stockton (14.5)

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2019-2020 Hoops PC Season

The 2019-20 Hoops Pro Basketball PC game season set is based upon player and team statistics at the time of the pro league’s decision to suspend play due to COVID-19.  You’ll determine the NBA champion, stat leaders, and the Most Valuable Player!   This set features 12 players per team, based on rosters at the time of the March shutdown.

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Hoops Pro Basketball PC Game

Version 3 of the PC game is now available as a free upgrade to existing users. 

Some of the highlights include:

Three point attempt fouls - Miss will award 3 free throws and a made 3 pointer will be awarded one free throw.

Coach sets Pace (last 6 minutes of Game) - slow the pace will reduce fastbreaks and speed the pace will cause a few more fastbreaks.

Call a play (last two (2) minutes of the game) - During a timeout, the option to call a play is available. It increases the chance that you get the ball to your desired player.

Conserve time during a timeout (last minute of game) - Essentially adds one more PAC to the game to possibly get that extra shot off.

Momentum - Momentum swings are tracked and will force timeouts for the team on the bad end of the stick. This makes timeouts more important and may hamper your ability to call a play or save time on the clock at the end of the game.