By Jim Brown, FAN'S VIEW Editor

Every year there comes something exciting and new on the market that grabs our interest and attention.
Well, The Fan’s View editor had the chance to talk with basketball card game inventor Wallace Ford about his invention of the basketball card game in a box called
“ YOU CAN’T CHECK ME!”.
At the age of twelve (12) years old, Wallace created the game that is capturing the eyes of the International and Philadelphia basketball faithful that are regulars on the Nintendo, Play Station, Play Station 2 and the XBOX circuit without the carpel tunnel syndrome.
The game is marketed and sold internally in Germany, Spain, France, Canada, Mexico, Italy and throughout the United States. The game is growing and is a big hit with players of all ages and also those with disabilities and novice players. Wallace says as he continues to introduce his style and brand of basketball to young and old players who love the game. He says it gets you to use your imagination and create your own atmosphere that gets others involved while watching you and
your opponent play.
The game gives players the challenge and feel of playing actual game plays and helps players young and old become their own play-by-play analyst and compete against one another.
Wallace encourages kids and adults who play the game, to go to the web site and download score cards and email him at stats@youcantcheckme.com
and post their game scores.

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The Fan’s View played the game with inventor Wallace Ford and highly recommends the game because it gets you involved, focus and is a great learning tool for youngsters and experienced players to improve their basketball game situational skill. It lets you be the coach, the player and team to bring your strategy and win against knowledgeable opponents.