The high-octane commentary, along with the accompanying hip-hop music, round out the audio package quite nicely. No question, once you get started it becomes quite addicting. For arcade mavens, it's a no-brainer, buy it now. However, I can't help but think that for hardcore sim fans the over-the-top antics may be just a bit too much.
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Game review Downloads Screenshots Overall rating: 7. Playstation 2. GameFabrique EA Sports , and Electronic Arts. GameCube, XBox, Playstation 2. NBA Street V3. Following in the footsteps of past games in the series, the game allows you to perform over the top dunks and tricks with your favorite NBA players. PlayStation 2 GameCube Xbox. Summary Images Similar Games Comments. Can you imagine having to spend most of your budget to make a game just on a license? Well, that's the. Looking for the best PS4 games?
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I would for sure buy a new entry in the series. I still have a PS2 just to play Vol. Please consider making this EA! March July - last edited July Nba Playgrounds is just a mishit. Also the balance between offense and defense was just perfect. The fun of crossing over and breaking ankles to see the meter build up was so gratifying. Even better than NBA Jam. Combo dunks stepping of someone's back.
Being able to redunk was a great feat. Simply genius who thought about that. Career mode was fun picking one player from the team you beat. Since there is an obvious lack of fouls, goal tending is the rule of the day.
Smacking a two-point shot out of the court, or interfering with the opponent's perfect slam-dunk, is a blast. Ahhh, sweet justice. Even a single-player game is enjoyable, as there are courts, shoes, characters, and even entire teams to unlock, during both the tournament and the Hold-the-Court win a set number of games against a certain team modes.
The character you create for yourself can be improved based on the points you win at the end of a game, and then have their looks changed with the outfits and shoes you unlock.
My man, Prophecy, is slowly building up to rival the power and ability of Michael Jordan himself. Not realistic, but good on the ego. Knowing that the single player game is as great as I've said, I must add that the multiplayer mode is twice as much fun. While there is only support for two players, not four, it plays smoothly and will make you feel as though you are in control of the entire team. Your ability to balance tricks versus scoring, will really show up when you play multiplayer.
The inexperienced will focus too strongly on either one, and probably lose as a result as my friend did, over and over and over. Dozens of hours of both single and multiplayer gaming merely leaves me hungry to go play some more. I'm sorry to report that the graphics in NBA Street aren't amazing as they could be.
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