NBA Live 10 ships on October 6 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and you'll be able to get your hands on a demo on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live on September 10.
NBA Live 10 ships on October 6 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and you'll be able to get your hands on a demo on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live on September 10.
General jump shots are now a timed release. Gone are the days of just holding down the button and hoping for the best (thank goodness). Fade aways are still a simple button hold, but I'll take what I can get. This new shooting method presents some difficulties if you've never shot with a specific player before. Different NBA stars have longer jump shot animations so you'll need to practice a bit to nail the timing perfectly.
One cool addition to shooting that I nearly forgot to mention is that you can hold up on the left stick while you're shooting a jumper and your player will bank it off the glass ala Tim Duncan.
Probably the biggest change to the core gameplay is direct-passing. This oft-used mechanic is now toggled to the left trigger. Press and hold it and you'll get the usual icon passing that you're used to. Instead of just being able to dish the rock to your favorite star with this mechanic, you'll now be able to hold their button and take direct control of them yourself. If they're too far away to make a pass, just hold the appropriate button and bring them closer
Pick and roll is back with a simple hold of the B button (circle on PS3). I've been promised that the pick and roll exploits are gone and there's an illegal screen call that the refs can make if you try and use the mechanic illegally. When you use the pick and roll you'll also see the defensive help rotations that were missing when I first played NBA 2K10. In NBA Live 10 defenses rotate realistically and you'll have a tough time scoring, even with a perfectly executed pick and roll play.
Jae wrote:I'm sorry but you have the worst sig I have ever seen.
bullsdynasty wrote:"Pro is a little tougher but if you've played a basketball game in the last few years you'll want to hop right into all-star. Here you'll need to strategize and play fairly authentic basketball to be successful. It's my preferred mode of play. Superstar essentially forces you to play perfect basketball. I haven't braved this one yet. "
bullsdynasty wrote:Jae wrote:I'm sorry but you have the worst sig I have ever seen.
jazz fan? still hurt after all these years!!??
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