NBA Live 16 Gameplay Video - 10 Minutes of Rising Star Mode

[charlesadams3rd]

My God! This looks awesome! I cannot wait for Tuesday! Offensive movement looks such much more fluid!!

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[WTF]

Quote: Originally Posted by coolcras7

saw a few animations that felt a bit wanky especially in the paint

Yeah, you'll still see them occasionally, but the Day 1 addresses a lot.

[mrprice33]

So...the thing about the shot releases is that it's easy to get a "perfect" release, but it's stats driven, so it doesn't really matter as much as in other basketball games


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[LeBron_On_Mars]

Quote: Originally Posted by WTF

Yeah, you'll still see them occasionally, but the Day 1 addresses a lot.

You think the Day 1 patch will be included in and with the demo?


-Gawdnado

[Haval93]

Game looked really good. Movement is leaps and bounds better than Live 15, it seems players actually have weight to them and speed. Some of those cuts getting open were amazing. Some horrible animations though, a couple of them need to be scraped and forgotten forever, especially the one where the player fades from the basket and holds it one hand over his head and tries to shoot it (3:43 Mark in the video, it was in Live 14 and 15. It needs to go!). Can't wait for the demo!

[DIRK41NOWITZKI]

Does the day 1 patch remove that hook shot layup that lobs up really high?


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[cjallure24]

Compared to last year's version which is what I'll only compare it to. It looks very good. Definitely thinking about as day one purchase.

Maybe it's me, but it did seem like the user player arms were pretty big, compared to the other's, wish we could have seen the creation parts as well.

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[King_B_Mack]

Quote: Originally Posted by WTF

None of the rookies were in, I think other than KAT. You ought to see the Cauley-Stein placeholder lol. Also, a ton of items, glitches, animations are fixed in the day 1 patch.

Is this patch included with the demo? Cause that defeats the whole purpose of the "play it for yourself" marketing if we're playing a demo that's got a bunch of missing animations and glitches to sway decisions on giving the game a fair look if the desired gameplay/features are hidden behind a 59.99 paywall.