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For 'Cube-owning pro hoops fans, NBA Live 2004 is the only game in town. Fortunately, it's a good game … and that makes for a happy town. Read Review
EA Sports gives basketball fans a heaping dose of NBA action with NBA Live 2004 for the GameCube, Xbox, PlayStation 2, and PC. Live 2004 delivers the most realistic basketball recreation yet from EA with redesigned player models, as well as all 29 accurately rendered NBA arenas. Customize the level of computer competition with easy-to-use AI adjusting slider controls. Simplified controls scheme allows players to run play formations at the touch of a single button. Exclusive EA Sports "Freestyle Control" lets players express their game easily with the right analog stick. Updated Dynasty Mode integrates the ability to import favorite college players in order to create the ultimate NBA team.
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For GameCube owners -- who luckily didn't get a chance to suffer through the sub-par NBA Live 2002 -- EA Sports' pro hoops titles have been nothing but fun. Last year's version was the series' best outing in years and this year's model cranks things up a notch further. And that's great news for cubists, especially since this year there's no offering from Sega Sports, as its new ESPN-branded line is heading only to the PS2 and Xbox this season. NBA Live 2004 isn't without its minor problems, but all in all, it's truly impressive how much hoops action and how many giant-sized guys can fit onto that tiny GCN disc. Read More »
Also known as: NBA Live '04
Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 15, 2003
Publisher: Electronic Arts
E for Everyone No DescriptorsAlso available on: PlayStation 2, PC, Xbox
55 blocks (plus 27 for EA Sports Bio)
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