A little unorthodox? Yeah, we like to be different and in this case we are aiming to do something different with this review. Instead of simply reviewing a game and give it a score, now that NBA Live has hit the market and we have had a chance to play both; we are going to pit them head to head in this review. Being that they are sports titles, a battle only seems fitting, and since the both are made after the hardwood classic it is easy to measure which one does it better. For This review we will grade them each on a number of different measurables, including Graphics, Gameplay, Content, Sounds, etc. In the end we will crown a winner and give each a cumulative grade.
With the 2014-15 NBA season officially in the books after the Golden State Warriors were crowned as NBA champions, 2K Sports has released the final roster for NBA 2K15. The update releases injured players to active status.
Neil writes "This week’s Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale is now live and brings a few helpful bargains to both Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners. But which of the discounts in place should you be snapping up, and which should you be leaving to one side?"
Sale So disappointing again thought they would step up leading to E3. hopefully better deals on playstation.
Since the Xbox One launch Microsoft sales have been garbage.. I have $30 expiring in 2 weeks that I'm probably going to have to spend on full price content because of how lame these sales are. Hoping for an Ori sale next week during E3.
Your $$$ do not expire regardless of your Live status. Just pay by the month, first month is a free trial before payments begin. Usually available through your PC, not the dashboard.
A new list of deals is available this week on Xbox Live for those who owns a Gold membership.
NBA 2K15, Monopoly Family Fun Pack, Assassin’s Creed DLCs, Dark Souls 2, FIFA 15 and Tekken 6 are some of the titles being on sale this week!
xbox one sales are pretty bad...though this site is missing the fact the metro's are on sale
Hhmmm. this should be interesting. I don't own either game yet. I have played NBA 2K14 on XB1 and PS3. The PS3 version is more balanced and has a lot more content. The next gen version is a mess. The A.I. is a joke. No one plays defense on your team and you'll sit back and watch the CPU's team score 40-50pts in the paint every game because your bigs will double team and leave the paint wide open. There are no sliders for next gen amd none of the options even work. I have "call plays" at 100% of the time and my team doesn't call any plays. Even when they do, all the tags and arrows don't appear. The game seems unfinished. 2K Sports never patched the rest of the content into the game. I actually picked up a cheap $5 copy of NBA Live 14 just to see how bad it really is. Oh my. What a mess. Your team doesn't even rebound. If you don't switch to a guy under the basket and rebound, your CPU player will stay grounded and let the other team get the OR. Game seems to have a lot of modes though. NBA Live 15 has to be much better. I'll try them both once the price drops to $25 or less. Neither of these games are worth $60 anymore. NBA 2K11 was the last game that was worth $60. I still play it. I wish I could update all the rosters. 2K Sports should let you update the rosters and include player photos as well.