NBA Street Volume 2 is the sequal to NBA Street. This game keeps the same, great gameplay. But adds some new things. There are two single player modes. One has you play as an NBA team, and play other NBA teams, and teams of NBA Legends. After you beat each team, you can take a player from them. The other mode has you create a character, make a team, and play other teams, around the country, gaining respect along the way. You also can take a player from each team after you beat them in this mode.There is also multiplayer.
The game also introduces some new things to the series. One of them is the dunk to lay-up. To do this, you hitthe shoot button when you are about to slam dunk. This is good for when your dunk is about to be blocked. Another new addition is the back-to-papa, which is an off the backboard pass. There is also the off-the-heazy, where you bounce the ball off your opponents head. There is also a kick pass. Doing these, blocking, other tricks, and scoring all give you points that fill up your gamebreaker meter. When this meter is filled up, you can do a gamebreaker. This, if you make it, gives you 1 point, plus the point value from where you were shooting, and makes your opponents lose one point. Or, you can save the gamebreaker, and fill the meter up again to get a level 2 gamebreaker. You automatically make this and you get 1 point plus the point value from where you were shooting, and your opponent loses three point.
The game has good graphics. There is also a good soundtrack with good commentary by Bobbito Garcia. That's the review. I reccomend NBA Street Volume 2 to basketball fans, arcade sports fans, and fans of the original.
The game also introduces some new things to the series. One of them is the dunk to lay-up. To do this, you hitthe shoot button when you are about to slam dunk. This is good for when your dunk is about to be blocked. Another new addition is the back-to-papa, which is an off the backboard pass. There is also the off-the-heazy, where you bounce the ball off your opponents head. There is also a kick pass. Doing these, blocking, other tricks, and scoring all give you points that fill up your gamebreaker meter. When this meter is filled up, you can do a gamebreaker. This, if you make it, gives you 1 point, plus the point value from where you were shooting, and makes your opponents lose one point. Or, you can save the gamebreaker, and fill the meter up again to get a level 2 gamebreaker. You automatically make this and you get 1 point plus the point value from where you were shooting, and your opponent loses three point.
The game has good graphics. There is also a good soundtrack with good commentary by Bobbito Garcia. That's the review. I reccomend NBA Street Volume 2 to basketball fans, arcade sports fans, and fans of the original.