"In every transition, processing power and memory take a certain level of jump," says Glenn Entis, chief visual officer of Electronic Arts, which is examining the possibilities of the new technology. Environments will be more lifelike — you'll see leaves on trees moving in golf games, and the ball will behave differently when hit out of varying degrees of rough. Athletes' faces may be so well defined that "you will start to read the eyes of NBA players, so that head fakes and no-look elements become a part of the game," he says.
I have yet to find this piece of video, although as soon as I get home I'll get crackin'...NBA Live
This footage of hoops looked to be in-game, but since it was part of presentation labeled as concept art, we can't be positive. The movies highlighted a full court of players tossing up the rock. The most interesting section of the footage was when the camera went in for a close up of Ray Allen (Go UCONN!) and showed individual droplets of sweat pouring down his face.
EA is holding a thing with Madden 06 tomorow at 10.30 (what time zone I don't know), perhaps there will also be some thing with NBA Live, but that's not very likely.NBAFAN2005 wrote:Can we expect more stuff on live '06 still with 2 days remaining?, or is this it for now?
This is where the controller was handed to me to check out the all new free throw shooting mechanics. Using the right analog stick, you now have to use a fluid stroke, almost a Tiger Woods-like swing, to knock down the game-winning shot.
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Hit the shot, and your team mobs you in celebration. Miss, and you'll see the frustration of teammates at your horrible choke.
NBA Live 06 simply looks amazing, from the court to the tats to the freckles on Tayshaun's face. For the first time in the series, you can actually tell the different body types of players beyond mere height. Now you can see the skinny nature of Luke Ridnour and the muscles of Jerome James. There are no more feet sliding across the floor, no more skating on hardwood as the athletes run, jump, and hit the floor with the fluidity of their real-life NBA counterparts.
And to top it off, nothing from the current gen game will be ported over. Sure, you can still expect to see freestyle moves, but it will all work in context with the new AI written from scratch, the new presentation and graphics system, and the new way EA hopes to make every character more human.
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In fact, we could be looking at the most impressive sports game of E3.
NBAFAN2005 wrote:Now i've been reading on live '06 about what ppl at E3 are saying about it. They say a 3-D crowd, no more skating etc.......can ppl with a PS2 still expect this game to be good (like having a 3-D crowd, and smooth gameplay etc), or will this only be possible with the PS3/Xbox360
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