Posted April 2nd, 2012 by Brett Roberts in category
MiscellaneousElectronic Arts started producing their basketball games in 1992 with the famous hit Bulls versus Lakers and the NBA Playoffs. For the first time in the history of basketball video games, we had actual players performing (unrealistic) moves that were patented to their game. Players had definite skill ratings, and could be objectively measured
Posted December 4th, 2011 by Brett Roberts in category
CavaliersBack when I was 14, I spent an entire summer playing Live 95. Sure, I did other things; namely, play actual 'real life' basketball, as I was part of a generation that still went outside and exercised as kids. Now kids have so many toys they don't bother. I'm not as much criticizing as just saying, as if I had the awesome arsenal of things to
