Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball is a futuristic basketball game developed and published by Hudson Soft for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1991. It stars former NBA Detroit Pistons player Bill Laimbeer, known for his intense, physical playing style. Set in 2030, Laimbeer becomes the basketball league commissioner, fires all referees, and creates a no-rules style of play where players can use weapons and destructive items like bombs appear on the court. The game features a unique top-down perspective, allowing players to engage in physical contact without fouls. It offers single-player and multiplayer modes, including a league mode for up to eight players, where players can build their own teams by buying and selling players. After its release, the game drew attention for its unique setting and gameplay, but was also criticized for flaws in graphics, sound, and controls.