Nba Slam dunk contest tutorial

[MikeBibby]

my bad if this beed posted if it has block this

http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/sports/nbal ... 5_8181.asx

[Null17]

yeah its been posted before... you can DL the video from ign and not have to stream it through gamespot...i try to download all the live05 videos...

[Colin]

MikeBibby who's the rhyme in your sig from, I heard it before.

[MikeBibby]

MikeBibby who's the rhyme in your sig from, I heard it before.

Big L

[Colin]

thought so, thanks.

[GoranG 2004]

Would it be possible to play slam dunk(and do all those sick dunks)with keyboard or I must buy f...ed ''analog controler?

[Alcoholic]

If you've played 2004, it will probably be like that- you can do SOMETHING, but not NEARLY everything... and I bet all the sick dunks need a controller, for example you need a stick to rotate 360.

Just buy a good controller (not from logitech!!). It will be well worth it. I used to use the keyboard, and I was pretty good, but it's been SO MUCH better since I used a controller. I didn't even have to buy one, I just used my old one from my dusty old PS1, works like a charm.

[busta_cap]

Just buy a good controller (not from logitech!!). It will be well worth it. I used to use the keyboard, and I was pretty good, but it's been SO MUCH better since I used a controller. I didn't even have to buy one, I just used my old one from my dusty old PS1, works like a charm.

I have a Logitech Wingman Cordless and absolutely love it for NBA Live. I bought it for NBAL2004, but before that I had a Wingman corded for three years. I've had no problems with these Logitech controllers (except for a balky right stick on the old one; easily self-fixed). The right stick is incredible, and I expect it to be more so in NBAL2005 (drooling in anticipation; have to console myself with Doom3 in the meantime).

The Wingman cordless is very similar in size to an xbox cntrl, but a bit heftier. It's got a little weight to it, but it feels good in the hand; not like yankin' some cheap little plastic-only piece of crap around. It feels quality ... I just wish the force feedback worked in the NBAL games.

You may have had logitech issues, but I'm pretty damned well satisfied. The Wingman cordless has been my 2nd best game input device purchase, excepting my Logitech Cordless MX duo (no wires on the desktop whatsoever ... totally badass!) (and no, I don't work for Logitech ... I just like their stuff)

[Alcoholic]

I just don't like Logitech... I bought their Dual Action and it was crap. You can look on logitech.com and theres years of threads w/ people complaining about that controller.

PS- also on recent versions the box even says "recommended for nba live 2004"...

[Colin]

Wingman cordless pwns.

Only (sort of) downside is that every 6-7 months you have to buy 4 batteries for it since it's cordless.

[Colin]

Wingman cordless pwns.

Only (sort of) downside is that every 6-7 months you have to buy 4 batteries for it since it's cordless.

[GoranG 2004]

I will probably buy some Saitek dual analog gamepad(I think that Saitek produces best game controlers).I dont like Logitech becouse they made all EA Sports games their comercial(blame on you Logitech).

[brain314]

What it sounds like it is going to be hard as hell to control with a PC controller. Well good luck, I'll be playing with a PS2.

[Alcoholic]

Yeah it wasn't really intended to be played with Keyboard, but since they made it for PC, they gotta slap together something (or require every PC user to have a gamepad).

[MikeBibby]

thought so, thanks.

lol what was u gonna do LMAO