Thursday, October 7, 2010

A Short NBA Live Game Overview For PlayStation Or Xbox

The following is an NBA Live game review for PlayStation and Xbox. One of EA Sport's most popular PlayStation and Xbox games is NBA Live. Numerous basketball video games are released each year and NBA Live's version seems to always be among the main front runners. The last edition is no different with its user input, animations, and high quality graphics. The last NBA Live version has received positive reviews.

 

Additional jerseys are featured in the 2010 NBA Live, the franchise's first. 1990 and 1980 throwback jerseys were added as well as several teams' alternate jerseys. Even more shoes and uniforms can be unlocked when using special codes. Though it is unsure if every NBA team will receive new jerseys, only two codes have so far been announced but more are likely. The game's graphics also received a massive overhaul. It features smoother and quicker animations that allow for a more maximum play. Items like the courts and lights were designed to look more realistic. When enhanced on a plasma screen, the game is grainier but overall looks extremely well.

 

The players, the background, and other smaller graphics are also more detailed. This year's game has a more realistic background, unlike the previous installments. Crowd members were designed to look and sound more lifelike and real. The players themselves were made with more personal and exact details such as personal accessories, hairstyles, and tattoos. The stars in this year's edition were made to be easily recognizable than previous ones. The controls of the game were slightly altered so that controlling the individual players 100 percent of the time isn't necessary. This auto mode can sometimes result in more turnovers during game play though. It is possible for the control over the players to be expanded if you want to though. The game play is simple enough so that even people who have never played a basketball game can quickly get the hang of it. Actions like shooting and passing are both single button functions. And both the Xbox and PlayStation controllers use the right joy stick to move the basketball players. Playing defense is simple as well, simply position your player near one from the other team and he will do the rest automatically. The player's DNA update of the past games' system has improved significantly as well. This year's edition updated the DNA of individual player's attributes and tendencies instantly. This game also will allow its users to play games as they happen almost as fast in real life. With the teams' line ups and game rosters instantly updating in this game, the Dynasty Mode is much more advanced and realistic.

 

This games's soundtrack was improved and changed to include more modern singers and groups. This year's game has a lot more tracks, which significantly cuts back on the repetition of songs during the dynasty mode and games. The tracks were even programmed to react to the tempo of the games to get the user more involved.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Ps3 Will Be Able To Handle 3D Blu-ray

I just hit my head in just the ceiling after reading this: The Blu-ray Disc Association has announced that the Playstation 3 is about to be fully compatible with 3D standards. It is incredible news for Playstation 3 proprietors, who will likely not have to shell out cash for a fresh player for 3D movies. According to the newly-released specs, Sony's console will play motion pictures in 3D 1080p, whilst working with any and each and just about every type of 3D display. That includes LCD, plasma and projection in complete HD, while enabling for 2D playback on both recent and 3D players. Adding to the enjoyable are going to be 3D menus and navigation, giving PS3 proprietors the full futuristic encounter. The crazier element is that most latest Blu-ray players will not support 3D. That means your buddy's standalone Blu-ray player will likely be useless, while you are going to enjoy Playstation 3 games and 3D movement pictures on your exisiting console. It is sure to piss off those proprietors but you will not hear me complaining. Clearly you may still need to buy a Tv to help the 3D capability, but hey, half the battle has alreadybeen won. There's no release date for 3D movement pictures yet, but further announcements are optimistic to abide by. In the meantime, Playstation 3 owners can rest easy and appear forward towards long term of watching 3D motion pictures with their console. It also adds bragging rights within the PS3-Xbox 360 debate and provides existing Blu-ray proprietors some thing to whine about. So, PS3 owners... Excited? And understanding this, will you buy a Tv to support 3D movies? Be specific to check out Playstation 3 gaming arenas. They have almost everything from NBA 10 to Fight Night Round 4 and lots of live video games opponents waiting for your personal challenge. Begin playing!