After last year's dreadful reboot of NBA Live, EA Sports acknowledged its shortcomings while reaffirming its dedication to simulation basketball. That patience will be tested for at least another year, because though NBA Live 15 makes some crucial strides on the hardcourt, the series still has a...
A good basketball coach will always drill into his team that the most important thing they can do is practice their fundamentals. Basics like dribbling, shooting, and moving around the court.
Pick & Roll; Improved Visuals
Weird Shot Timing; Clumsy Controls; Stiff Animationss
Where 2K15 overwhelms me still with its plethora of gaming modes and malleability in almost every respect, Live 15 underwhelms as a ho-hum basketball title that continues to ride the coat tails of its competitor and its past.
Like an obstreperous child, NBA Live 15 is not bad, but it can be hard to love. Its real impact will have to be measured later, in the bar it sets for successive editions and whether they clear that.
Upon starting the game for the the first time, you'll be introduced to the game's tutorial mode called "Learn Live." This will load up while the game is still installing so you won't have to wait long to get started on your drills.
Improved graphics and player models; Player animations are top notch; Your Rising Star gets into the starting rotation quickly; If you like hip-hop; the soundtrack is great
Offensive spacing seems a bit cramped at times; Steals and blocks are fairly easy; Transitions can be a little too quick; If you don't like hip-hop; you'll turn off most of the songs
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