New PS2 and PSP Screenshots

[Andrew]

A new batch of screenshots featuring the PS2 and PSP version of NBA Live 07 has been added to our Media section. The PS2 screens focus on the player faces and models while the PSP screens show some of the camera angles in the game as well as a couple of shots of the pre-game presentation.

Nine new screenshots in all, if you haven't seen them yet now's your chance.

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wow, the gold looks really nice down the side of the cavs jerseys, they actually have a golden shine to them. I must say my opinion of 07 from 2 months ago has risen up quite alot up to this point, i hope i keep seeing stuff that keeps me interested.

[Goldenstatewarrior]

Thanks Andrew! Hot off the press. The environment is looking better.

[Truth]

the detail looks a lot better this year, you can see the mesh in the jersey's, but to me they look like PC screenshots rather than ps2 :\

[Lagoa]

New ps2 screens?

Where??

Last current gen screen in media section is Richardson, and this image isn´t new screen...

And all last images in NLSC media are posted in easports.com with XBOX screens

Remember, last year, ps2 and PC have a poor textures than Xbox....

Focus on player faces? I don´t see...

[Andrew]

New ps2 screens?

Where??

Last current gen screen in media section is Richardson, and this image isn´t new screen...

As I have said with all the screens we've been sent so far, these are widely distributed assets so you may have seen them before. If not, they'll be new to you.

And all last images in NLSC media are posted in easports.com with XBOX screens

Again, the screenshots are sent out to several sites so it's no surprise they appear on the official site. They were labelled PS2 and PSP screenshots when I received them which is why I labelled them as such in the news post.

Focus on player faces? I don´t see...

I said the screenshots focus on the player faces and models as they are closeups of players in various game situations. They do not focus on the arena environment nor do they show camera angles, frontend menus or anything else so I felt that was the most accurate description.