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NBA Live 10 (Review)

20 Oct 2009

Thanks to dreadful exclusive contracts and shrinking development budgets, it’s rare these days for two good sports titles to come out on one platform, much less three. That’s the happy dilemma hoops fans find for themselves this fall, though, as a trifecta of solid basketball games have hit the PSP. ...

NBA Live 10 (Screenshots)

20 Oct 2009

NBA Live 10 - Launch sizzle (Video)

6 Oct 2009

If it weren’t 10 more bucks than the competition, we’d likely have given Live the 2009-10 portable crown.

Rumored PS Store Content for 09/17/09 (News)

16 Sep 2009

PlayStation LifeStyle writes:

"This week's update will be dominated by EA Sports, which is releasing a demo for FIFA 10, and NBA Live 10. We'll also be getting Creat Studios and Tik Games latest PSN offering, Interpol: The Trial of Dr. Chaos. For those of you in the US or EU, if you don't feel like waiting until next week for the Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Demo, it will be available in the Japanese PlayStation Store this week. Also if you've got Batman: Arkham Asylum make sure to download the free Insane Night DLC. Lastly, Trine developer Frozenbyte says the long-awaited game is coming tomorrow, but given it's track record, we'll be keeping it in the Rumored Section just in case. Let's hope it's worth the wait."

NBA Live 10 - Culture sizzle (Video)

18 Aug 2009

If it weren’t 10 more bucks than the competition, we’d likely have given Live the 2009-10 portable crown.

NBA Live 10 - Producer diary: Gameplay, pt. 1 (Video)

10 Aug 2009

If it weren’t 10 more bucks than the competition, we’d likely have given Live the 2009-10 portable crown.

NBA Live Producer promises Live to be ballin' (News)

17 Jun 2009

For a very long time now, fans have expressed their distaste and disconcern for the NBA Live franchise. Everyone will have their own opinion as to when the series started falling off, with some even going to the extremes of saying it was never good to begin with. Whatever side of the ball you're on, you'll probably be interested to know that EA Producer Sean O'Brien shares your pain. It's rare for any developer to flatout admit that their games haven't been good, but conversely, it's rare for a developer to say they won't improve, either.