Nba live 2005 download pc

Read More ». Download it at the link below! Pick up some new scoreboards for the current season at the links below. The latest release is a complete jersey pack for the season, which you can download at the link below. Be sure to stay tuned for more March Modness releases!

Taken from the PlayStation 4 version of NBA Live 18, this will replace the final title screen you see before the main menu comes up. It should hopefully make a fine addition to any other season releases from our community.

You can download the mod here. The files I dug up include a fictional court and jerseys for the Pistons, an old roster update, all-time rosters, a jersey editing tutorial, faces, and more. There are only a few real differences. First: Stealing is much more realistic. In , it was possible to rack up a ridiculous number of steals per game simply by double-teaming whoever had the ball at any given time. In , a player is required to really keep an eye on the passing lanes and move to intercept.

Tying players up in a double almost always results in a quick outlet pass to the open man. Second: The power-hop is no longer the most devastating move in the history of video sports right up there with the post-combo uppercut from Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! Opponents now have a much higher success rate of tying a player up during the hop. This is a good thing, as it means you can only use the hop in situations where real players would employ it: an open or only partially clogged lane.

Unfortunately, because the actual simulation engine remains largely the same, it also features a couple of the same frustrating issues that last year's title did. For one thing, your computer-controlled teammates still play some of the worst defense around.

Players leap to take charges when there's no point, and then step out of the way when a charge would be handy. It's also rare to see any sort of weak-side help should a man get beaten off the dribble on the plus side, attacking a defense's strong side results in blocks and misses, as it should.

Additionally, it's still altogether way too easy to make long-distance passes, particularly on the break. Most of these issues are minor annoyances though, and won't detract from your enjoyment too much. The real improvements in NBA Live come in two main areas: dynasty mode, and the NBA All-Star Weekend, and it's on these two subjects that we're going to focus, because they effectively make or break the game. It's hard to understand how one EA Sports title Madden can be so far ahead of the others.

NBA Live begins to close the gap, but it's still not really even close. That said, it's a massive leap over 's mode, which didn't even feature real dollars for salaries using a confusing point system instead. The Good: Instant feedback has largely been removed. No longer can you make an offer to a free agent or a player in the last year of their contract and find out instantly if it was approved or not. The entire NBA off-season is simulated in a vastly superior manner to , with specific days laid out for events like the draft lottery, rookie workouts, the NBA draft, and more.

Player agents are willing to negotiate, and you can sometimes nab a player with a 'the ring's the thing' mentality for a bit below market value simply if your team has a history of being well-managed. Dynasty points are harder to acquire, which is also a plus, since in you could nearly guarantee a first-place finish once every three years simply by storing up points and then going berserk with them.

Training means something, and player ratings -- even for your starters -- will degrade if you don't employ it. They also removed the obnoxious feature where training on offense had the chance of removing defensive points, and vice versa. The depth and ability of your bench also seems to factor more heavily into winning this year. The Bad: While the overall interface changes are drastically superior to , there are some issues. The play by play is something that this series does as good as if not better than the 2K series.

As far as the core gameplay goes, EA did not change too much. The game manages to be a blend of arcade and sim like basketball action and that is a huge reason why I always liked this series. The game has a real emphasis on the offensive end of the court and that is where EA clearly put their resources when it came to the gameplay this time around. Apart from that, not a great deal has changed.

I felt that when the series made the jump to the next generation Xbox it really started to lose its way. The way they implemented the All-Star Weekend was cool and I still think this is a fun basketball experience to this day. Browse games Game Portals.

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