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80With some work on A.I., animations, and a deeper Franchise mode, Konami’s game has a shot at spoiling the establishment’s party next year.
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There are far too many flaws for it to compete. [Dec 2002, p.123]
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60Shows promise, but it's not yet enough to win over serious fans. [Dec 2002, p.52]
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If you’re looking for the worthy successor to Konami’s venerated "Double Dribble," NBA Starting Five isn’t a worthy heir. It really isn’t even a bastard child.
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Doesn’t even do an average job in simulating real basketball. Too many blocks, no sliders, and bad rebounding AI are just a few of the things that cause this title to be sub par.
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Passing is this game's big problem... Otherwise, the flaw that perturbs me most is the lack of special moves. [Dec 2002, p.171]
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40The gameplay is outdated. Stuck somewhere between Electronic Arts' "Bulls vs. Lakers" and Sony's original "ShootOut," the simplicity of the mechanics and baffling defensive choices feel as though you're playing a game on your Sega Genesis and not a modern day console.
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40A horrible train wreck of problems ranging from poor rebounding and passing to inconsistent shooting percentages and a worthless post-up game.
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The game falls apart in its execution. Quite frankly, it's not very fun to play. [Dec 2002, p.90]
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30The perfect April Fool's present for people that like to waste fifty bucks (or countless hours of their life) staring at a 'Loading' sign.
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JeremyB.9I feel it is very realistic and has almost every thing it needs to be a 10 except its weak post up.
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JY.10THIS GAME IS GREAT!!!!!