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+ Same great gameplay from 09 improved + Season and Be A Pro modes improved + Still the best sports game around - Improvements are very minor - Visuals are exactly the same NHL 09 was the best sports game last year and NHL 10 looks to build on that enormous success. The series continues to progress but year after year the improvements are less and less visible. The biggest addon and the most promoted one is first…
+ Great first impression + Awesome soundtrack + Gameplay is fun... - ...for the first 30 minutes - Repetitive gameplay - No defense - Boring story mode and stupid challenges - Not much content I always wanted to play NBA Ballers Phenom but never got my hands on it. So I thought why not try the new 360 version, since it didn't even cost a full price? Now afterwards, I wish I would just have rented it. This game makes…
I'm going to make this easy, just point out some good and bad things. At the end of this list I will let off some steam about some technical issues. These are picked out of the game straight out of the box without no patches or custom content. The big improvements + Windows and mac version on same purchase disc + Free neighborhood traveling, there's no going back to the loading screens + Living, breathing…
30 seconds left in the last quarter, Seattle is up by three points against the Lakers. Luke Ridnour drives to the hoop, takes the layup... that hits the back of the backboard, out of bounds, Lakers' ball. Welcome to next gen hoops. I'll start off with the aspect that hit me first when I popped this game in my ps3: the graphics. At first the game looks incredible. Player faces, floor textures, jerseys, arenas and…
In a nutshell; Def Jam Fight For NY is a hiphop fighting game. You can choose froms dozens of rappers and other celebrities to fight in various urban environments including a metro station, night clubs and fighting arenas. Visually the game is very impressive. The rappers look exactly like their real-life counterparts and sound like them as well (due to the fact that every rapper did recording @ EA Big, check the…
NBA Street V3 seemed like a pretty big step ahead for EA BIG. NBA Street 2 was already a huge game so the company had a rock solid base to build this game on. V3 boasts with new updated rosters, flashy moves and urban baller gear. I was pretty blown away the first time I played it but the game wasn't that impressive after all, at least to me. First of all, the most noticable change from Vol 2 is the graphics engine.…
I remember when I first played Street 2 in 2003; it blew my mind. Now I popped the game for the first time in a few years and after the sequel NBA Street V3. Here is my thoughts about Volume 2 as a game and comparing to Volume 3. While Street 2 might be visually outdated, the bright graffiti-style urban outlook still looks fresh. The players' outfits vary from denim shorts to track pants, while the legends use their…
