Dear Boys: Fast Break!

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Konami

Publisher

Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo

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Summary

Dear Boys: Fast Break! is a Japan-exclusive PlayStation 2 gem that brings the beloved manga series to life through an engaging 3-D basketball simulation. Released on September 18, 2003, by Konami and developed by KCEJ, it immerses players in the journey of Mizuho High School's basketball team as they face off against rivals like Honmoku East and Tendōji High in a gripping story mode. With over 50 characters, a gallery mode for unlocking artwork, and a blend of realistic gameplay and dramatic cut-scenes, it’s a must-play for fans of the Dear Boys franchise and sports game enthusiasts alike, despite never leaving Japan."

Story

In "Dear Boys: Fast Break!", players follow Mizuho High School’s basketball team as they strive to rise from obscurity and compete on a national stage. After years of decline, the team finds new hope with the arrival of Kazuhiko Aikawa, a talented transfer from Tendōji High, who rallies a group of underdog players to rebuild their reputation. Through intense training and teamwork, they face fierce rivals like Honmoku East High and Tendōji High in a series of dramatic matches. The story mode unfolds with emotional cut-scenes, showcasing the team’s growth, personal struggles, and determination to overcome their past failures. As they battle through a national tournament, Mizuho High aims to prove that passion and unity can lead to greatness, embodying the classic underdog spirit of the Dear Boys manga.