After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

[dat swag]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

The most annoying thing is that the CPU falling for a fake shot too often is back. Pump fake, about half the time if not more even defenders like Kobe jump. You run in for an easy dunk.

I'm not seeing that at all on Superstar...The D is pretty decent...It happens occasionally but nothing out of control

[fjccommish]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

"Now I'm not saying you're wrong or defending the game, but come on this is supposed to be a "sim" site, run some offense. O' yeah "No Offense"."

If you played a real game, and knew the defender would bite on the fake half the time, you'd pump fake every time a teammate passed you the ball.

[RayDog253]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

I sure would, that's why I said you wasn't wrong. And I guess you missed the Kobe joke.

[Gmoney2002]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

The demo had it's issues but I was planning to buy the game anyway.

[Flightwhite24]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

I have gotten the game early every year but after spending time on the demo I am going to pass. If I get it at under $40 used then yes. I am going to wait to find from others the gamekiller that exist in most EA games that the consumer spots on the 1st day that the reviewing sites always seem to never mention.

And for those that do purchase it I hope you enjoy which I'm sure you will. 2K10 only for me at this point and time. Peace!!!!

[Playmakers]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

funny you say this the year they release the best Live ever

Yeah I know but in years past i've never been open minded about my purchases.

I just spent the money and dealt with the issues of game play on my own. I have so many sports games that I just purchased and lost the desire to play them that it starts to make you cautious about how your spending your money.

I would spend like $50 on March Madness or something like Arena Football just because it was made by EA and play it like 5 times at the most. Games that i feel won't keep me playing all year are the games I'm starting to take a free pass on now.

Use the money on me some gear or kicks more often now......

[Artman22]

Re: After playing the demo, are you buying NBA Live on the release date?

No way is this game worth $60. I might ask for it for Christmas after I get a little bored playing 2K10 for nearly 3 straight months.

Early on I bought into the "hype" but reality set in after playing the demo. This game has so many flaws/holes (at least in the demo) that I was really disappointed with EA (and Czar) because they built it up to be this great basketball "SIM."

Opinions vary I guess.

The demo just helped me confirm that I'm not getting this game. It's not worth $60 IMO