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Amazon Minimum Age: 60 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Electronic Arts EAN: 0014633153491 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Item Dimensions: Label: Electronic Arts Manufacturer: Electronic Arts MPN: 15349 Platform: Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 2000 Publisher: Electronic Arts Release Date: October 30, 2007 Studio: Electronic Arts Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: With more features, Electronic Arts brings basketball action (and control) as a new reality in your home. Why just watch when you can be in the game! NBA Elevate Your Game in NBA Live 08. With Total Freestyle Control, pull off moves only the pros perform as you replicate the playing styles of your favorite NBA players. Elevate to the rim for an electrifying dunk and bring the crowd to its feet, or look to your superstars to shift momentum with the game on the line. Featuring revolutionary gameplay, complete with ultra-realistic player moves and emotions, the hardwood is yours for the taking. The cover of EA NBA Live 08 will feature Agent Zero (Gilbert Arenas). Analysts Greg Anthony and Ernie Johnson call the action as you showcase your skills in the Slam Dunk Contest and 3 Point Shootout Have your own NBA All-Star Weekend, with the Rookie Challenge and NBA All-Star Game Former Chicago Bulls star Steve Kerr joins the legendary Marv Albert courtside -- together they call all the action from the best seats in the house Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Best NBA PC Game!!This is the best NBA basketball computer game out there!! There are many improvements over NBA Live 07. Substitution and fatigue are better. Commentry is also continuing to excel. In addition, the presentation is very good. The new feature Hotspots is cool. It indicates where on the floor a player likes to shoot. This makes the game more authentic since players make shots where they do in real life. Red squares indicate where players are hot and blue is where they are cold. ... Read More Rating:  - Never have I seen a game written so lazily.I bought '07 about eight months ago, loved it, but lost it last week. This was $10 at fry's so I bought it. It is almost exactly the same game. Players: The biggest downside by far. First off, the ratings didn't change at all. Players like Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge, and David West, who were all rated in the low 70's in '07 should have gone up at least 10. But they have the exact same stats as before, as does just about everyone, even players like Steve Francis (82, has sucked ... Read More Rating: - Hits and missesThe game hasn't changed much since the last couple of years, but it still keeps you entertained. My favorite part of the game is playing on Dynasty Mode. You get to choose your players and your coaching staff. It feels like you were a real GM of your favorite team. I like the new FIBA World Championship. I just wish you could play single games with international teams instead of having to play the whole championship. I feel like the commentaries while you play for this game are not as good ... Read More Rating:  - Wow, this is complete junk...I just bought this game yesterday and have not even began to examine this game in-depth, but I'm already almost completely turned off. I installed the game and got to the menu screen with no problems, the irritation began when I started a new dynasty. Made it through the draft, staff signing, and training camp and was looking forward to the upcoming season. First things first, I had a couple players I wanted to add to my roster so I went to the trade screen and was immediately irked that I could not find ... Read More Rating: - Not as good as the old versionsI haven't played the NBA Live series for a few years but this one turns out to be a disappointment. What I'm saying is, it is not as realistic as before . In the game, the opposition's offense concentrates almost on only one, or maybe two players. For instance, when I play against the Raptors, Chris Bosh would attempt like half of the team's field goals. Other similar examples are Antawn Jamison and Gilbert Arenas in the Wizards, and Kobe Bryant in the Lakers. Often times half of the points scored ... Read More |
