- Publisher: EA Sports
- Release Date: Feb 17, 2002
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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100Streets sensational gameplay deftly combines competitive hoops and slick moves and dunks without delving into the realm of Jams absurd acrobatics.
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99The GameCube has some serious power, and this game showcases it well with fluid movements of on-screen characters and lush backgrounds that are detailed down to little bits of trash that blow across the court from time to time.
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99The GameCube has some serious power, and this game showcases it well with fluid movements of on-screen characters and lush backgrounds that are detailed down to little bits of trash that blow across the court from time to time.
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A three-on-three b-ball masterpiece. [May 2002, p.84]
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A three-on-three b-ball masterpiece. [May 2002, p.84]
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90The only real negative is the fact that you have to leave the last two controller ports empty.
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90The only real negative is the fact that you have to leave the last two controller ports empty.
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It does for baseketball what "SSX Tricky" does for snowboarding. [Mar 2002, p.133]
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It does for baseketball what "SSX Tricky" does for snowboarding. [Mar 2002, p.133]
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As a game, NBA Street oozes quality and (more importantly) playability.
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89As a game, NBA Street oozes quality and (more importantly) playability.
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88One of those rare games that is simply addictive.
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88One of those rare games that is simply addictive.
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The single player will eventually get repetitive after going through Hold the Court and City Circuit modes but if you are into multiplayer this is a cant miss game.
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The single player will eventually get repetitive after going through Hold the Court and City Circuit modes but if you are into multiplayer this is a cant miss game.
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86It's polished and delivers tight gameplay, and it doesn't hand out sloppy seconds.
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Quite a solid game, with a sharp, stylized presentation and action-packed gameplay, all stuffed with various ways to get a person to spend entirely too much time staring at the television.
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It's the great gameplay and intense, "Harlem Globetrotter" action that really keep NBA Street trucking. [May 2002, p.112]
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I feel that I have been proven wrong once again by this game. It doesnt have to [be] a true simulation to enjoy the game.
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80NBA Street's greatest flaw is the fact that it is a port.
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80Where the game takes a steep drop from the PS2 version is in the controls - and this is totally because of the cumbersome design of the GameCube controller...[But it's] still a giant orange ball of fun.
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80The new Gamecube-only version improves on the experience with much better graphics, although the same underlying gameplay remains relatively unchanged.
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 4 out of 4
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JackB.10This game is great!
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10It has some of the best gameplay from a basketball, game, and there is tons of customization. This unforgettable game is an instant classic.