NBA Street Vol. 2 XBox Game

NBA Street Vol. 2

Format	NTSC
All Time Sales Rank	1209
CD Universe Part number	5604204
Discs	1
Rating	Everyone (Content suitable for ages 6 and older)
Number Of Players	1-4
Controls	Gamepad, Joystick

NBA Street Vol. 2 Games Review

Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Excellent game!!
This game is awesome! Three playing levels and three different types of games. The graphics and moves are unbelievable. The only thing I'd like to see is a way to transfer the team you use in "Be a legend" mode into the "NBA Challenge" mode. Your created player does, but only after you create a new team in NBA Challenge. Other than that, if you buy it, plan on not seeing anyone for a while. VERY ADDICTIVE!
Submitted by Chad (New Jersey, USA)
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3 stars Whoa!
This game is better than I thought. Everything I could ever want in a basketball game is right here. Wow Im very impressed with this one.
Submitted by a reviewer (LA, CA)
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5 stars the bomb
it was awesome
Submitted by andy91h (Batesville, IN, USA)
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5 stars Dunkalicious!!
this game is off the heezay! literally, i learned so many street moves from this game...if you are a die-hard bball player and like having sweet skills then buy this game!
Submitted by goblue2k2 (Grand Haven, Michigan USA)
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5 stars Still The Greatest...
If ya liked NBA Street for the PS2 then you'll get blown away by this game. I saved up for a long time to get this for the X Box and I'm glad I did it I recommend it to anyone whose a Basketball fan (streetball or non) it's still a great buy.
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Features

25 NBA legends with original jerseys and signature moves; 7 original urban worlds;Customize how you play the game; Enhanced Create a Player mode; Spectacular new animations;

Controls

GENERAL: D-Pad or Left Thumbstick = move player, L, R or Left Thumbstick Button = turbo, Start Button = pause. OFFENSE: B Button = shoot A Button = pass, X or Y Button = trick move, L, R or Left Thumbstick Button twice = dive. DEFENSE: A Button = switch players, Y Button = shot block, rebound, X Button = steal, L, R or Left Thumbstick Button twice = dive.

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