Live 07 PC review on gamespot
Sun Nov 05, 2006 3:42 am
I don't think it's been mentioned before, so here's the link:
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sports/nbali ... id=6161054
That's a 5.9/10...
They forgot a bunch of issues of course, but overall it describes the game quite well (I dunno about the last sentence though, seems like even the next-gen versions aren't that great either).
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sports/nbali ... id=6161054
That's a 5.9/10...
They forgot a bunch of issues of course, but overall it describes the game quite well (I dunno about the last sentence though, seems like even the next-gen versions aren't that great either).
Sun Nov 05, 2006 7:14 am
Kinda late for this but thanks anyway.
Sun Nov 05, 2006 7:50 am
Well, they just posted it last nite...
But yeah, i guess they were waiting for an official patch that never came before reviewing it for PC.
But yeah, i guess they were waiting for an official patch that never came before reviewing it for PC.
Sun Nov 05, 2006 4:45 pm
"Hop steps are one of the better changes to the control scheme and are easily performed by pressing up on the right analog stick"
i don't agree with that.
"NBA Live 07 comes apart because of the numerous glitches and bugs found throughout the game. Regardless of how tired players are, the CPU won't substitute them out; certain players that should be able to dunk (like Rasheed Wallace) can't throw one down to save their lives; free-throw controls periodically reverse; and direct passing is a mess. Though it's near impossible to play with a keyboard, very few brands of controllers are supported, and it's a cumbersome process trying to get one to work. We also had difficulties installing the game--we finally got it to run on the third PC we tried. To top things off, the game also crashed to the desktop on several occasions. "
i couldn't agree more. the author may have read all of these in the bug list.
i don't agree with that.
"NBA Live 07 comes apart because of the numerous glitches and bugs found throughout the game. Regardless of how tired players are, the CPU won't substitute them out; certain players that should be able to dunk (like Rasheed Wallace) can't throw one down to save their lives; free-throw controls periodically reverse; and direct passing is a mess. Though it's near impossible to play with a keyboard, very few brands of controllers are supported, and it's a cumbersome process trying to get one to work. We also had difficulties installing the game--we finally got it to run on the third PC we tried. To top things off, the game also crashed to the desktop on several occasions. "
i couldn't agree more. the author may have read all of these in the bug list.