Magic Johnson didn't give up, going one-on-one against Ah Gan, his butt shifting back and forth, the ball exchanged in his hands no matter the direction change, spinning like a top, or using his arms to push or block, he just couldn't shake off the stickiness of Ah Gan.
In the end, when Johnson passed the ball to Byron Scott, there wasn't enough time, 24 seconds were almost up.
After Scott caught the ball and charged forward, just as he was about to leap and shoot, the buzzer sounded, signaling a 24-second violation.
Gan Guoyang had to laugh at that, saying, "Magic, are you playing 'one-on-one basketball' without a pass button? Or am I just too tall, blocking your view?"
The "one-on-one basketball" Gan Guoyang referred to was an ancient basketball game on the Atari 2600 platform, even older than the "Ah Gan vs Bird" game he endorsed, which came out in 1977. Guoyang had played it on Guohui's console, a game so rudimentary it was beyond belief.
