LIVE07 vs. 2K7 REVIEW on Sports Illustrated

[bluesteel]

I hate to say this but the 2K7 got the better of LIVE07 in this review. But, it's just an ordinary review from an ordinary user from an nba columnist.
its a 360 review. here is the link, check it out!

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/si_blogs/game_room/2006/10/review-nba-live-vs-nba-2k7.html

[ThaLiveKing]

Thanx for the link. . .but not worth readin the obvious

[koberulz]

you hate to say it? admit it, live 07 sucks.

[Matthew]

Have you played it?

[Jugs]

I've played it. It doesn't suck ass or dick, maybe like a dildo or something.

[Matthew]

A didle hey? So its fake... like pro wrestling? .

[ericem]

yeah... Live sucks! people here have a hard time admitting it but some are really stuck with live since some only have PCs which doesn't have 2k7.

[bigh0rt]

you hate to say it? admit it, live 07 sucks.

Which console do you have it for? Or PC possibly??

I'm all for trashing what deserves trashing, but if you're just being a sheep and following the herd and don't own and/or have no played the game, kindly zip your trap and stop being an annoying fuckwad...

(If you indeed haven't played and/or don't own the game, this will be another thread to point to where you're being an annoying prick, for those in your specific thread about you being a douche, where you ask for specific examples)

[ignatu]

I played 2K7 for a few days. Live doesn't compare. The dynasty mode (association in 2K7) is much deeper, including different ways to scout rookies such as 1 on 1, shoot around and even 5 on 5 play.

In the game, play wise, it's just as wide a gap. Computer players in 2K7 look for the open man when passing. For people who play locked on one player, 2K7 is terrific. Superstars still score, but they'll find you if you get open and you really feel like part of a game that involves other players. It even allows the locked player to set screens, and has a "player lock" camera that, once you're accustomed to it, makes you really feel as if you're in the game playing.

I put Kobe on the Bulls (traded Wallace and Gordon) and then drafted a rookie center. Thanks to scouting, I was able to find the right center to fit in a team where Kobe could take a lot of the scoring on his shoulders. Both locked on Kobe and locked on the rookie center was more fun than I've had in a basketball game in years.

Kobe was shooting 3's, tough jumpers, and driving to the basket on his own. A number of times I got that rookie center open, and Kobe or Kirk would hit me with a great pass for an easy layup, dunk or baby hook.

In Live, when I play locked I either dominate the scoring or work hard to get one other (computer controlled) player to score. In 2K7, Kobe led the team in scoring, had six assists (mostly to me), rebounded and meanwhile I was third in scoring but led the team in rebounds and blocks.