While he's commonly known as the “Admiral” for his tour of duty in the U.S. Navy, now David Robinson takes on the role of the “Judge” with David Robinson's Supreme Court. You can hit the hardwood for some fast and furious three-on-three action, or you can opt for the more traditional five-on-five game.

There are 20 players to choose from, each with unique skills, talents, and characteristics that you must take into account when choosing your team. The game features 24 digitized shots of real basketball players, so you can expect to see some authentic action on the court. As if that weren't enough, David Robinson himself will offer his commentary and playing advice between periods, which could mean the difference between victory and defeat. Now you can have your day in (or on) court with David Robinson's Supreme Court.

Each player has individual ratings in scoring, blocking, rebounding and steals, so choose the right balance of firepower and get ready to compete against a friend or the computer. As you play the game, a referee will call all violations and fouls, so you might have to make substitutions from your team's five-man bench.

Exhibition lets you decide whether the game will be a three-on-three or five-on-five contest, while the one-player Tournament has you playing a series of games against three teams. Win the tournament and you'll get a shot at playing David Robinson's All-Stars! The Role-Play mode lets you play the entire game as one player in your choice of positions.

Other notable features include penalties, three levels of play (beginner, normal or superstar), adjustable minutes per quarter (from three to twelve), four defensive levels (loose, standard, tight or last-ditch) and an option to have the screen fade or change instantly as you move from basket to basket. A password system allows players to continue tournament progress at a later time.

Look for David Robinson's expert advice and tips at the half!

David Robinson's Supreme Court features:

• Get tips from the “Admiral” himself
• Play three-on-three or five-on-five
• 20 players to choose from
• 24 digitized shots, resulting in realistic hoops action
• Play an exhibition or tournament