NBA Live 16 Gameplay Video (IGN)

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I mentioned this the other day Live 06 was IMO the last very good game by EA...

It had really good animations for it's time, player specific plays you could assign and the speed of the players felt like they were atheletes gracing up and down the floor.

By far my favorite NBA Live game....

But on side note I noticed this with NCAA Football 06 and Madden 06 they were much better than recent versions of their XBOX 360 counterparts aswell.

It might just be a EA thing where simply just haven't been able to put all the pieces together in animations since the old PS2 days.

thats obvious man, but the point is, the guy making excuses using 2k as the reason is bogus.

[Sundown]

NBA Live 16 Gameplay Video (IGN)

Like I said in the other thread, the majority of dribble animations look goofy, stiff, and terrible.

Foot planting is quite nice but I actually wasn't a big fan of the Curry floater.

Draymond's head scan looks amazing though, and LeBron's bounce pass was sweet.

Feels like the new captures animations are pretty good-- many pass animations were nice even last year. But the majority of the functional, staple animations seem inherited from Live 10 and Elite 11. They have that hunchbacked, stiff, goofy look. They should completely redo those since those are the animations you see constantly.

Love the clean flat interface design. Feels like they're still one year away from something that looks convincing to me.

[ThaLiveKing]

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The only problem with the dribbling I have is that crossover where the player brings the ball all the way up to his head, they should change that to an 'almost cradle.' it's really unrealistic lol

[benefactor]

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Ignore the midget player models

NBA Live 2006 was the last time EA had a good following. No wonder the game moved like actual people.

I dont give a crap about 2k or Fifa... how about NBA Live?

There is no excuse for the players to be stiff and floaty for almost 10 years now and we as a community can't continue to make excuses for it.

After seeing that video on some real OLD tech, how can you justify this?

For the record, Live 10 was the best Live game ever made.

Anyway, what animations are you classing as 'stiff' and what one's 'floaty'?

Not disagreeing (yet) just curious because I personally think many (definitely not all) are super smooth and very athletic and lifelike. If we can all agree which one's, it can give the devs an idea where they're going wrong (I'm honestly thinking they are animations carried over from old games and likely even hand animated moves from old).

But the whole 'community putting up with it for 10 years' type thing is just an opinion. Not to start a cross game war in the thread, but there are gamers that feel the competition has been stiff, robotic and pre-determined for 10 years and enjoy what Live is offering.

[GisherJohn24]

NBA Live 16 Gameplay Video (IGN)

Not seeing a big change from 15. Least visually. But may feel better when you're in control of the action

[ChaseB]

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I would also like to say as a general thing: basketball games I always think look the worst in videos. No matter how good the player movement is in either game, you just tend to see some things that always seem out of place based on how much is always going on, user error (even worse obviously when people don't know how to play), and so on.

[Mintsa]

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I would also like to say as a general thing: basketball games I always think look the worst in videos. No matter how good the player movement is in either game, you just tend to see some things that always seem out of place based on how much is always going on, user error (even worse obviously when people don't know how to play), and so on.

I agree. Give that demo to WTF and he'd do wonders with some gameplay vids.

[Hustle Westbrook]

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What does EA have against using the backboard on layups?

I hate seeing layup animations where the player just throws the ball in the air and it falls in the hoop.

[nick_sr]

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What does EA have against using the backboard on layups?

I hate seeing layup animations where the player just throws the ball in the air and it falls in the hoop.

Ye o didn't think about it until u just mentioned it lol

Really never saw a layup off the glass lol

[BizDevConglomerate]

Their shot animations ate the worse. The ball looks small the rim looks fake and the distance between the hoop and floor seems miles away. Yes they need to incorporate the backboard better

[JOS1181]

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Dribbling / Movement and Interactions still look pretty bad. Still have a long long way to go.

[bo.jangles344]

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I've been a 2k fan for a long time. Been a while since i played live. I haven't played 14 or 15 but the last couple years 2k has really been going downhill. Yeah, 2k looks prettier but i feel like from this one video that 2k better step it up because live is almost there.

If this game balances defense with offensive vulnerabilities that even half way resemble real ball, this game will be light years ahead of 2k right now.

As of 2ks last patch, the offense holds all the cards. It's so hard to really d any one up.

My determining factor will be if i can play online against another user and actually contain him on a realistic level. Does that mean i don't want him to ever be able to score? Not unless i get beat, and even then i hope some sort of help is there.

Defense is going to be where i spend my money this year.

[selahsdaddy]

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Cool


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[chisportsfan23]

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Here is a snapshot of the main screen view in Live 16. Player models are on point. Jerseys looking on point as well.

[TDYRX]

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^^^^^Looks like that could be the main screen for a demo, if they decide to release one.