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1. NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE HOW TO
2. NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE PROFESSIONAL
3. NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE SERIES
4. NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE PS2

Though seriously you should have no problem picking up a controller and playing this game. If you think you would move your player with the right analog stick and shoot with the directional pad and juke with the left analog stick then you've got another thing coming buddy.

NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE PS2

Let me use the PS2 controller for a better example sense I'm more familiar with that gaming system. I mean if you think that you move with the big red button in the middle or something like that then don’t even think about playing a game ever again. Also it takes a little common sense from anybody who has played a sports game on any system before. I beat him and I haven’t even played this game before! So that proves how easy it is to pick up a controller and play this game. I was throwing tricks down left and right. Like I said above when my friend brought this game over with his Gamecube then I thought I'd give it a go. I like to stick to basic scoring though as much as I can so this game gets a 9. And usually that makes me give it a 9.5 or less. If there is anything wrong in a game then I have to point it out. I don’t know if you've read any of my other reviews but I VERY RARELY give a game a 10, even in a single category. I see myself playing Madden for hours and hours and hours but the f act is that after about an hour I have to shut the system off while playing NBA Street Vol. I love this game, though I don’t know about you but I can't play a sports basketball game that long. Though I say that the truth is that I could spend hours playing this game but probley all not a single given time. But the game was too easy to NOT mess up it was funny.

NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE HOW TO

I only played a gamecube once or twice before that and had no idea how to play. So when I friend brought his Gamecube over we played. I have played Street Volume 1 for PS2 and I loved it.

NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE SERIES

The game play is great! I have not played any other Street games in the series for Gamecube but I am a fan of the series. Heres my reveiw, I hope it helps you with what your looking for. There are several more great features to this game I'd like to share but I've already spent way too much time of my lifespan writing a review for NBA Street Vol. No worries, slide the voice volume bar down in the options menu to let the overshadowed s oundtrack get a deserving audience. Common basketball maneuvers such as blocking and stealing on the defensive side, and passing and shooting on offense, can be simple to execute (and basic in execution) as a single button tap, or they can be performed with varying degrees of lavishness and agility, depending on the agility of your fingers on the controller.Ĭons: Just one: The commentator spews endless heavily slangy remarks that are amazing in their depth of dullness. Absent is the stifling depth and content of an actual basketball simulation experience, and in its place is a focus on rollicking fun, simple yet satisfying strategies, and grin-busting showmanship. This is a great game for the casually curious about sports titles.

NBA STREET VOL 2 CONTROLS GAMECUBE PROFESSIONAL

2 features a licensed soundtrack that includes an assortment of professional recording artists.ġ a da best sports titles across all platforms As with many other EA SPORTS BIG titles, NBA Street Vol. 2 also supports four players instead of the original's two, and includes a Create-a-Baller mode so players can create their own athlete and have him develop new moves over time. Outdoor courts include real-life urban venues from around the United States, such as New York's Soul in the Hole and Oakland's Mosswood, while animated onlookers witness the antics from nearby benches or along chainlink fences. Returning elements from 2001's game include Trick Points, Gamebreakers (which now offer a second level of power), and street-savvy commentary from fictional character Joe "The Show" Jackson. The action is as decidedly over-the-top as the original, with high-flying dunks and trick moves like the "Pass Out" or "Off the Heezay" performed by launching into the air like a rocket and/or passing the ball off the backboard or even off an opponent's head. Over 150 players are available in total, each offering signature-style moves and individual ratings in various attributes.

New features include the addition of legendary greats, such as Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Bill Walton, Jerry West, and Wilt Chamberlain, to go along with the lineup of urban playmakers and modern NBA stars. NBA Street hits the concrete for an encore presentation of 2001's acclaimed arcade-style basketball game.