Once the weakest link in the EA Sports' chain, NBA Live 2004 hits Yao Ming-like heights thanks to some brand-new controls and a dynasty mode that's deeper than Mark Cuban's pockets. Read Review
EA Sports gives basketball fans a heaping dose of NBA action with NBA Live 2004 for the GameCube, Xbox, PlayStation 2, and PC. Live 2004 delivers the most realistic basketball recreation yet from EA with redesigned player models, as well as all 29 accurately rendered NBA arenas. Customize the level of computer competition with easy-to-use AI adjusting slider controls. Simplified controls scheme allows players to run play formations at the touch of a single button. Exclusive EA Sports "Freestyle Control" lets players express their game easily with the right analog stick. Updated Dynasty Mode integrates the ability to import favorite college players in order to create the ultimate NBA team.
Dominate the paint with our full guide. Offensive and defensive tips, Dynasty secrets, cheats and more.
This year's pro hoops season is chockfull of giant-sized question marks: Will Karl Malone finally win a title? Is LeBron the Real Deal? Is America ready to fall in love with Darko Milicic? On the console front, things are just as up-in-the-air. Sega Sports rolls out its new ESPN-branded title. Microsoft cranks out another in its improving Inside Drive series. And the granddaddy of them all, NBA Live looks to continue in the direction it took with last year's game. NBA Live 2004 isn't without its problems, but it does enough things right to keep things close with the competition right until the final buzzer. Read More »
Also known as: NBA Live '04
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 1, 2003
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Also available on: PlayStation 2, GameCube, PC
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