Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:39 am
Bnyce wrote:Yeah I got the demo too .. and played a total of ten games on it .. lol ... the superstar does not make it NBA Street .. I was D- Wade and tryin' to windmill on Duncan or the Wallace brothers was impossible... with Shaq though its a different story but thats Shaq ... the computer fronted and doubled shaq alot thats how they slowed him down alittle ...
to elaborate on freestyle more ... there is also d fense for it .. dependin on who you are its either steals or blocks ... again with D Wade it ws fun cause I got beat with a crossover pressed L1 and square(ps2 version) and he reached aound and poked it from the back looked pretty nice ... there are alot of animations they added ... people ACTUALLY get dunked on this year, you still see some players bouncin' off but for some dunks there is collision detection ... ill .... can't wait for the full version
23451 wrote:I also played the demo i played 3 games Heat(me) vs Pistons, Pistons(me) vs Suns, and Suns(me) vs Spurs. The blocks arent as crazy as last year and i noticed that there are no longer any blocks by guards who cant block. I saw Tayshaun block about 3 shots in all the games i played, 2 on the perimeter and one on nash driving to the lane. as for impressions let me see what i remember and just jot a few things down.
- THERE ARE ACTUAL PLAYS!!!!!!!!!!! this was one of my main concerns because it seemed last year was just come down either pick and roll or drive and dish which i didnt like. my favourite play so far is the play i think some of you saw run by the rockets in that video where T-Mac runs baseline and gets picks i was using the pistons and this play was very effective whiles using Rip
Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:47 am
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Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:28 am
Matt wrote:2 happy customers it seems
cant wait for Oct.
Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:31 am
Point God wrote:Matt wrote:2 happy customers it seems
cant wait for Oct.
october? i thought it drops september 26
Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:47 am
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Mon Aug 29, 2005 3:06 am
JohnDoe8865 wrote:Played two games, Spurs at Suns (me) and Heat (me) at Pistons. Games were in no way adjustable as far as sliders and such so both games were played on All-Pro and 5 minute quarters.
First thing I noticed was the terrible repetitive lines from Steve Kerr. Marv is really great in the booth, but Kerr needs more lines. PS2 version looked pretty bad as far as crowds, refs, coaches, etc, but the players looked decent enough. The thing that kinda caught me off gaurd was how much I enjoyed playing. In Live 2004 and Live 2005 I wasn't all that impressed and preferred the 2K series. I haven't played the 2K6 game, but so far I'm really liking Live06 and thinking of buying it. The game kinda had a smooth realistic flow. A little too many blocks and subsequent fast breaks for my taste, but this was default.
I was just really impressed with how much FUN the games were. I lost 60-48 to the Spurs and 63-33 to Detroit, but even when getting beat I had fun. I'm not used to the PS2 basketball controls (played on XBox last 3 years) so I kept hitting Square to shoot jumpers and that was the layup button. I really like the seperate buttons, and the level of control is impressive. The animations are truly top notch. I got plenty of fouls called on All-Pro default. Guys were hanging onto their shorts breathing heavy late in the game. CPU still doesn't sub much at all on default. Spurs and Pistons did play their trademark great defense and I was able to really run the floor with Phoenix (last year's rosters). Jump stop was toned down some more, if you go into a crowded lane with an average player you can count on getting stripped. Dwayne Wade, Amare, and Shaq had some filthy monster dunks that had me pretty impressed. I like the alley oop button, if you aren't in good timing, you will throw it out of bounds or get your guy all outta shape trying to catch it. The 3 on 1 fastbreaks were a thing of beauty for both teams.
Those are my random cobbled thoughts on the demo. I already want to go back tommorrow and play it more.
Mon Aug 29, 2005 3:10 am
Mon Aug 29, 2005 3:46 am
A little too many blocks
The animations are truly top notch
Spurs and Pistons did play their trademark great defense and I was able to really run the floor with Phoenix (last year's rosters)
Mon Aug 29, 2005 4:01 am
Mon Aug 29, 2005 5:35 am
cyanide wrote:A little too many blocks
Not good. That was one of the major issues last year.
Games were in no way adjustable as far as sliders and such so both games were played on All-Pro and 5 minute quarters.
Mon Aug 29, 2005 6:12 am
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Mon Aug 29, 2005 8:13 am
From the videos I've seen, the dribbling was horrible, and a lot of animations were recycled from last year.
Mon Aug 29, 2005 9:03 am
Ruff Ryder wrote:Well...Games were in no way adjustable as far as sliders and such so both games were played on All-Pro and 5 minute quarters.
fgrep15 wrote:I don't agree here, the layup animations are definately improve, the dribbling while not doing moves is the same, but the freestyle moves have also improved, except for the part where the players are always upright.
Mon Aug 29, 2005 12:41 pm
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Mon Aug 29, 2005 1:52 pm
Malfa wrote:I went to GameCrazy today and they didn't have it. The guy didn't even know what I was talking about..grr..
Mon Aug 29, 2005 8:51 pm
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