Zap Rowsdower: i refuse to believe IGN rating something that low unless they changed their score system
Zap Rowsdower: IGN rating something so low is like Hitler criticizing racism
same. IGN's review is nothing but laughable. The end of the video review was especially cringe-worthy, "If you weren't sure of your purchasing decision...." Then shows the user dribbling in place, making dumb passes, then purposely getting a shot clock violation.ThaLiveKing wrote:After seeing Scott's video, I don't really care what the reviews are, have to try it for myself and see
jmoney777 wrote:The game has improved a bit since the patch.
JBulls wrote:jmoney777 wrote:The game has improved a bit since the patch.
Could you be more specific?
Boxies wrote:I think its a completely fair review, it is not a good game AT ALL when compared to 2K14. If you prefer the gameplay style over 2K, thats a valid opinion but it is still a terrible game when compared to the current benchmark. Really disappointing, I was hoping they would put up a contender this year.
eda wrote:It is a terrible game indeed. However, let's not forget that this is only the first release after a break.Boxies wrote:I think its a completely fair review, it is not a good game AT ALL when compared to 2K14. If you prefer the gameplay style over 2K, thats a valid opinion but it is still a terrible game when compared to the current benchmark. Really disappointing, I was hoping they would put up a contender this year.
kingeo19 wrote:eda wrote:It is a terrible game indeed. However, let's not forget that this is only the first release after a break.Boxies wrote:I think its a completely fair review, it is not a good game AT ALL when compared to 2K14. If you prefer the gameplay style over 2K, thats a valid opinion but it is still a terrible game when compared to the current benchmark. Really disappointing, I was hoping they would put up a contender this year.
BShadows is the truth when speaking about the demise of the franchise.
I never post on these boards but check the site daily and read through forums concerning LIVE and 2K daily as well.
Comparing the game to 2k14 shouldn't even be brought up. How does the game compare to its last release in Fall 2009?
I challenge anyone who defends this as being next gen to play Live 10 or just watch cpu v cpu. It's not even close to the quality visuals and gameplay that was present in 10.
This release is a polished version of the NBA Live 13 disaster that was almost released a year ago, that's it. They tuned the animations from that terrible MIA v OKC leaked footage and completely integrated the ESPN branding they'd been promising for the last 3 years.
Live 10 would score higher than this if it had been released yesterday.
The 4.3 score has been earned. You can't keep burning consumers and media with buzzwords and empty promises.
eda wrote:It is a terrible game indeed. However, let's not forget that this is only the first release after a break.Boxies wrote:I think its a completely fair review, it is not a good game AT ALL when compared to 2K14. If you prefer the gameplay style over 2K, thats a valid opinion but it is still a terrible game when compared to the current benchmark. Really disappointing, I was hoping they would put up a contender this year.
Davon6 wrote:eda wrote:It is a terrible game indeed. However, let's not forget that this is only the first release after a break.Boxies wrote:I think its a completely fair review, it is not a good game AT ALL when compared to 2K14. If you prefer the gameplay style over 2K, thats a valid opinion but it is still a terrible game when compared to the current benchmark. Really disappointing, I was hoping they would put up a contender this year.
To be fair I think the argument as to this being a new entry after a break isn't valid at all. These developers have had years... not months, not days, years to produce a decent product. Are we to suddenly believe this is EA's first time at making a hoops game? Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't EA create NBA games before 2k even existed? I mean live is not a new basketball IP by any stretch. The excuse that they are just starting out is bogus at best. I mean seriously, I'm in the graphic arts profession and if you gave me years to work on a project you better believe it better be some of the best stuff I've ever created.
The world functions on deadlines and time management gents. So the true question here would be what happened with their time management? So to say oh this is their first game back after a break is nonsense, there was no break. Supposedly these developers were working on this game during this so called break which is why they kept postponing a release. In fact did they not pull the game a couple times because of being unsatisfied with the state of the products development?
Don't get me wrong, I wanted the game to succeed like any fan of the live series from back in the good ole days but this is inexcusable. If anything, with the time they were given the game should have been a showcase of innovation and creativity. At some point you have to accept that this game is what it is, a lazy attempt to re-enter a market that EA helped to establish to begin with. Shame on them. Don't kid yourself, some bigwigs at EA will not be very happy with this. I'm fairly certain they don't like losing money and its games like this that can cost jobs.
Andrew wrote:The assumption that the same team has been working on one specific title for the past four years still seems rather prevalent though. The reality of the situation is worth noting in any critique of the game because the issues you mentioned are obviously major contributing factors, though naturally that doesn't (and shouldn't) dismiss criticism of the product that's been put out there.
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