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The editors liked
New counter moves
Good assortment of modes
Loads of customisation
The editors didn't like
Unfair officiating
Generally generic feel to gameplay
Long load times The Final Word Some fun—but probably not long-term playability
Abstract: When you look at the sports market there are typically two types of games; those which try to go the realistic path and offer the best gameplay, and those who go over the top with crazy moves. Not many try to tread the line in-between, but NBA Ballers:...
Abstract: Bottom line here is that if you’re looking for a good basketball game, you may want to reconsider NBA Ballers: Chosen One. It’s rental worthy, and from there you can decide just how much fun you could manage out of this. Basketball is a great game, bu...
Abstract: Midway is back with another entry in the NBA Ballers franchise, but the results aren’t so good this time. The presentation is fine and it has a definite smooth style to it, but the core basketball gameplay just isn’t all that fun. When the basketball a...
Compared to the likes of NBA Street or the highly underrated Street Hoops, NBA Ballers: Chosen One seems sluggish and contrived. Trying to bury questionable gameplay beneath flashy presentation and snazzy visuals only lasts for so long. Adding some coo...
Abstract: Name: NBA Ballers: The Chosen OneGenre: Sports – Street BasketballPlatforms: Xbox 360, PS3 (Reviewed on Xbox 360)In the realm of basketball video games there are two categories that titles can fall into: simulation and arcade. Simulation games tend to...
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Published: 2008-05-05, Author: Dan , review by: gamespy.com
Fighting-game mentality suits one-on-one; visuals to next-gen standards; fun online play.
Story mode takes three hours to beat; repetitive go-to combos easily dominate the AI.
Four years ago, Ballers brought a bit of attitude and showmanship back to the hardwood. One-on-one hoops is more like a fighting game than a basketball game, and Midways thorough background in the fighting genre no doubt proved useful in the Ballers d...
Abstract: Arcade sports games have always been a strange beast. Most have been designed around multiplayer madness, with you and your friends in a room shouting at each other while performing feats that defy the laws of physics. And accordingly, their single-pl...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Stop me if you heard this one: You’re a talented baller who grew up playing hoops in the grimy basketball courts in your neighborhood and the only thing that really matters is showing your stuff and proving you’ve ...
Abstract: EA and Midway share the rights to NBA-licensed arcade basketball games. As a result, the NBA Ballers franchise is released every other year, with EAs NBA Street series occupying the year in between. This year is NBA Ballers time to shine and that did...
