Product Description
EA Sports.... It's in the game. The greats are back. Jordan, Chamberlain, Bird, Cousy and Dr. J. Play on your custom Street Court.
- 1 or 2 Players
- Multi Tap Adaptable 1-8 Players
- Unlock the Legends
- Michael Jordan is back. Play 1 on 1 or on the 90's Legends Team
- Player Reactions: High 5's, Knuckle Touches, Injuries and more...
NBA Live 2000 Reviews
NBA Live 2000 Reviews
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful By A Customer = Durability: This review is from: NBA Live 2000 (Video Game) EA Sports continues to dominate the b-ball gaming market with yet another strong title in this well-established franchise. It's rather surprising to see just how inferior its competitors are. Take, for example, Fox Sports Basketball 2000. It contains some nice features but overall produces amateurish gameplay. This is not the case with NBA Live. Gameplay is as smooth as ever. And the addition of the legends adds another attractive dimension to the game, sure to be a hit with basketball purists and fans everywhere. My only criticism is that certain features seemed to have been overlooked. What happened to the TNT and TBS licenses with the game? And though the game lauds the new addition of Reggie Theus bringing color commentary, he might as well not be there. He chimes in usually between quarters and adds nothing at all. Really disappointing there. That's where LIVE could actually learn something from the Fox Sports game. Doc Rivers provided lengthy color commentary which,... Read more 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful By A Customer = Durability: This review is from: NBA Live 2000 (Video Game) OK, let's get the first question answered right away. Is NBA Live 2000 better than NBA Live 99? The answer is YES. Amazingly, Electronic Arts continues to push the Playstation chipset harder than ever. While the graphics are certainly watered down when compared to the PC version, you forget all of that when you get a group of trash-talking friends to gather around a big TV set, each holding a Dual Shock controller. And yes, His Airness, Michael Jordan, has returned to video hoops. NBA Live 2000 contains All Star teams from the 50's through the 90's. A number of legends from the past can be accessed including Wilt Chamberlin, Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, and Bill Russel. Once one of these greats is unlocked he can be activated to be a part of a free agent pool and available to join your team. NBA Live 2000 may not be the eye candy that is NBA 2K on the Dreamcast, but there's no denying that the game plays very well and contains a ton of features not available anywhere else... Read more 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful By A Customer = Durability: This review is from: NBA Live 2000 (Video Game) EA didn't miss a shot while creating this game! Without a doubt their best basketball game for the PlayStation. Even when I try, it is hard to find a thing that is wrong with the game.The 1-on-1 vs MJ is a great new feature. Not only do you just play 1-on-1 vs Big Mikey, but you can also play against any other player in the game. (However you cannot be MJ himself unless you beat him in superstar mode. You must also unlock players from the past before you can be them. (Such as Dr. J, Wilt Chamberlain, and Bob Cousy.)) The new "Unlocking Ledgends" feature was cool, although I hardly ever use it. You can get some great old timers to play with. I don't use it much but if I'm ever bored with the game (which I never am) then it's just another little extra that I can go to. The NBA Season Draft is also cool as well as the Create-a-player feature. (Both were also included in Live '99 and other games) but they're still cool. The gameplay is about the same as Live... Read more |
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