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2K Sports Compiles Most Powerful Hoops Soundtrack Ever for NBA� 2K11 to Complement the Series All-Time Greatest Cover …

July 29th, 2010 PSP Reviews No comments
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--2K Sports today announced the soundtrack for NBA� 2K11, the latest installment in the top rated and top selling NBA basketball simulation franchise*. Complementing the appearance of Michael Jordan, the series greatest cover athlete to date, the soundtrack is the biggest and best in 2K history, offering an eclectic mix of upcoming breakout bands and highly acclaimed ...

Don’t Just Play as Mike, Become Him in NBA� 2K11

July 22nd, 2010 PSP Reviews No comments
NEW YORK----2K Sports today revealed The Jordan Challenge, a new game mode for the latest iteration of the top rated and top selling basketball simulation franchise*, NBA� 2K11. This new mode will allow players to relive 10 different legendary games from Michael Jordans illustrious career and challenge them to replicate what he did on the court in NBA 2K11.

NBA Basketball

January 20th, 2010 PSP Reviews No comments

NBA Basketball




NBA 2005 for PSP is the first, real, basketball simulation ever created for handheld entertainment systems, providing gamers with all the fast-breaks, precision passing, and above the rim action that fans have come to expect from their sport. Supporting multiple players via a Wireless multiplayer connectivity, NBA 2005 will test the skills of all hoopsters with a variety of gameplay options. During both single and multi-player gameplay, NBA 2005 features the ‘Clutch’ Shooting Mechanism, where a gamers skill and timing along their ability to pull off spin moves, jukes, pump fakes and other special moves will determine if the shot goes in or clanks off the rim. Multiple player support via Wireless multiplayer connectivity Media – UMD

User Ratings and Reviews

1 Star Worse game i’ve played on the psp
First off, my biggest complaint about the game is the precision shooting. Why not just press the button once and depending on a few variables (openess, players ability, or distance to the rim) the ball will go in or out. Instead you have to press the shot key twice. Also a turbo key would have been awesome. I don’t think it is too much to ask as I recall the NBA Live games on PS1 had a turbo button. Obviously there are a few rules that the developers lost in translation as you can shoot the ball and have a long rebound travel back to the other side of the court and if you shot the ball you will be called for backcourt. The same goes for blocked shots and swipped balls that are touched by the opponent and travel across the half court line and then recovered by your team. I’m not exactly sure why anyone would by any sport game from this company and this game is no different.

1 Star Terrible game
This is the worst NBA game I have ever played in my life. The gameplay is terrible, the options are terrible, just about everything is. I wasted 30 bucks on this.

2 Stars This game bites
NBA is a very lacking and boring game. It’s really no fun at all because you pretty much just play(it’s way to simple for me). You can’t even take free agents because it doesn’t show any of there stats at all so it’s pretty much a gessing game.The only good things about It is it has pretty good graphics and you can play infrastructure mode. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!!!!!!!!!!

2 Stars Another Rushed PSP Title
Clearly 989, under pressure from Sony, rushed this game to market with little or no QA and testing. A good review of the rules of basketball – particularly the ridiculous back-court violations that occur in this game following blocked shots would have been a good start. Additionally, better play calling capabilities would make the game a bit more intelligent. Its fun and the graphics are good – but the being able to lob the ball the length of the court to Ray Allen who will hit a three everytime isn’t the best mark of game design. Lot’s of silly glitches and errors in this game and no attention to detail – players names aren’t announced, no play-by-play put this game well below the standards set by other sports titles.

3 Stars Could’ve Been Better
I am a huge NBA fan, and I love NBA games… but this truly disappointed me. I think the price is about 5 or 10 dollars too high. Yes, it does have 2 player, and it’s the only game I have ever seen the Skills Challenge from the All-Star Weekend, but it was not very entertaining. For example, you have to have 4 minute quarters in Season Mode, while in a pickup game, you can choose. I really hate that because you only have about say a 35 point game, while all of the other teams get scores around 90 points. So, you don’t get a fair chance at getting into the All-Star Game. (even though I made it) Here are my final ratings.

Gameplay= 7/10

Audio= 8/10

Graphics= 7/10

Controls= 4/10

Features= 6/10

Overall= 7/10

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Zadzooks: NBA 2K10 & Mini Ninjas

September 18th, 2009 PSP Reviews No comments
www.washingtontimes.com Zadzooks High Definition Video Game Minute for September 18, 2009 – Washington Times reporter Joseph Szadkowski previews 2K Sports’ basketball simulation NBA 2K10 created for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, PSP, Wii and PS2 and reviews Eidos and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainments third person action game Mini Ninjas for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. … “NBA 2K10″ basketball kobe Shaq “Mini Ninjas” hiro kuji futo “video game” review preview “xbox 360″ ps3 …

NBA 09 The Inside Review (PSP)

October 21st, 2008 PSP Reviews No comments
We have posted our review of the PSP version of NBA 09 The Inside. Quote: "NBA 09 is a full-featured loosely-based basketball simulation. I say loosely-based because NBA 09 rewards you for playing a herky-jerky, frenetic style that would make most "sim ballers" squirm. This arcade-like approach isn’t a new development when it comes to Sony’s PSP title, but it’s still a bit strange to go that route in a simulation game. Regardless, it’s the actual game mechanics of the game that are the i