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#NBA 2K7# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
Product Feature
- Create your own player and guide him through an elite NBA career – Train him, improve his skills, and outshine your competition to land endorsement deals and your own shoe contract
- VIP System lets you save friends profiles to compete when they’re not available – Learn their tendencies, moves, and tactics
- Show off your in-game accomplishments — earn Crib Credits with every game you play to deck out your crib, buy music, or play mini-games
- Hire your own coaching staff and scouts, all with their own individual personalities and expectations
- Track top draft picks with year-round scouting and Communication controls — and tie everything together by receiving feedback from players, agents, coaching staff, press, and even the fans
Product Overview
MODEL- 39060 VENDOR- TAKE-TWO FEATURES- NBA 2K7 Xbox 360 Voted best current and next-generation NBA hoops franchise by both press and gamers NBA 2K7 will continue its legacy of dominance this year on the hard court. The highly acclaimed Shot Stick – voted one of the best innovations of 2005 – returns with more responsive controls and new mechanics to master. Combined with incredible graphics including new sweat technology details and animating hair revamped post game and hundreds of new shooting passing and dribbling animations NBA 2K7 is poised for another run as the number 1 rated NBA simulation.* My NBA: Plays more like the real NBA than ever before with new player and team tendencies updated camera perspectives and new animations. * Real NBA Coaching: Take control of the floor with improved coach settings new team playbooks and on-the-fly substitutions. * 2K7 Soundtrack: Tribe Called Quest Mos Def E-40 Jurassic 5 and many others. * New Passing Control: Innovative new system allows pass fakes post passes and other ways to hit the open man. * The Association: Take total control of the deepest franchise mode in the business now with multiple team franchise 3 team trading progressive fatigue and season awards. — SPECIFICATIONs —————————————ESRB Rating : E for EveryoneGenre/Category : SportsSystem : Xbox 360Number of Players : 1On-Line Compatible: No
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#NHL 2K7# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
This is (with the exception of NHL 93 on SNES) the best hockey game I’ve played. Hockey is one of those sports that seems custom made for video games. The action is fast, constantly changing directions. However, the fine details of the game were, in the past, difficult to translate to video games. Let’s do a pro and con breakdown, shall we?
Pros:
- fantastic, realistic game play. Your D men on the point in the O zone will actually play the point. They’ll trap pucks along the boards before the exit the O zone. Players on offense set up in position like in the real games. Players play the fore and back check when dumping the puck into the zone. Odd man rushes feel right and you’re still rewarded more for being able to use the poke check than hitting. And you’ll pay if you get out of position defensively. Heck, the neutral zone trap D that teams play even comes out well in the game. This factor (realism) is by far the heaviest by which I rate a hockey game.
- Graphics are greatly improved from previous gen. They could be better, but the player models look great.
- Decent commentary. It doesn’t get old too fast, but sometimes the game moves too fast for the commentary to keep up. They’ll often use a players name incorrectly. The only example I can think of is, say, a Goalie makes a stop and moves the puck alone to a skater. The skater may be on a break-away, but the commentator will state the goalie’s name as the player on the break-away simply because the game itself has moved too fast for the commentary, if that makes sense. It’s like the commentators are going to say something about the goalie’s save, and the break-away at the same time, so they end up mixing the two statements into one.
- The fight system is improved too. Instead of the action stopping immediately for two players about to drop the gloves, you’re promted on screen, during the game action, to press select to fight. It tells you which two players are about to go at it as well. That way you can consciously decide whether you want to duke it out, or let the game continue. If it’s one of your tough guys that want’s to throw down, you can hit select and it’s on. If it’s one of your weaker, finesse players, you can ignore the select button and continue playing without a stop in the action.
Cons:
I’ll have to fine tune the gameplay a bit with the sliders, as it’s a bit too easy for me to score. Granted, I’ve been playing on the default difficulty, so I have no room to complain. One timers are still pretty easy, and it’s very easy to deke the goalies on break-aways. That’s really my only complaint so far, and I’m sure that’s easily fixed by bumping the difficulty up a level.
All in all, if you’re a fan of the game of hockey, or just like Hockey video games, you won’t be disappointed with NHL 2K7.
Product Feature
- Play your style of hockey at both ends of the ice, with on-the-fly coaching
- Control your offensive flow by effortlessly crashing the net, screening the goalie or pinching your defensemen
- Counter the attack by clearing out the crease, setting up a break out for an offensive rush, or clearing the zone
- Incredible new Character animations for goaltending, checking, shooting and passing bring you authentic on-ice action
- An unsurpassed franchise experience hinges a team’s success on your ability to schedule workouts, scrimmages and manage team chemistry
Product Overview
The legacy lives on! NHL® 2K7 reigns supreme as the category leader in innovation design and critical acclaim with 4 straight years as the #1 rated* NHL video game. 2K7 marks a 2nd year of next-generation domination with a groundbreaking presentation system and all-new controls delivering yet another year of truly immersive and authentic NHL action.Format: PS3 Genre: SPORTS/GAMES Rating: E UPC: 710425370564 Manufacturer No: 37056
Nice Play – Felipe L. Sampaio – Big Field, Brazil
Altought I am a Brazilian fan of EA’s NHL franchise, I bought this ps3 game because his excellent price (US$ 3,00).
What a HUGE surpise…. The game is very smooth with great sound and outstanding graphics.
Congratulations to 2K
A negative issue is when we unlock the older teams eg. LA Kings, the player names don’t appear (It would be nice to play once more with the Great 99
Better Than 2K8 – Wheaton – Seattle, WA United States
Although NHL 2K8 has more features and better graphics, the gameplay on 2K7 is better.
nhl 2k7 – Matthew J. Mullen Jr. –
2K Sports have finally outdone EA Sports. NHL 2K7 is so much better than NHL 2007. One thing that bothers me is how they mispronounce a lot of players names. This is minor, but they really don’t aknowledge any players who’s rookie season was the 05-06 season, I’m a flyers fan and players like Mike Richards, Jeff Carter, RJ Umberger, and Ben Eager are unknowns. They are on the Flyers roster and all but they don’t have photos for them, or their stats are still very low. Flyers sucked this past season, but in the season prior they were good.
Fun Hockey Game – Rainman208 – Atlanta, GA. USA
From someone who is not a hockey fan and hasn’t played a hockey video game since Blades of Steel on NES (Damn, I know) this game is fun. Like I said I’m not a hockey fan so I wasn’t sure if this game would be too advanced for someone who just wants to pick up the controls and try their hand at it. To my surprise this game is easy to play even for someone who’s only knowledge of hockey is “get the puck in the net”. Hell I didn’t even know they changed sides after each period like tennis or football. I’m not sure how much I’ll play this game but since it’s cheap now it was worth picking up. The graphics are nice and the gameplay is fun and simple enough for a hockey-know-nothing like me.
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