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• NBA STREET SHOWDOWN PSP CODE

Granted, these kinds of games are limited in a basketball game due especially to the simplicity that Street is known for. The shot blocker game is also fun but at the same time gets repetitive and easy as well. The arcade shootout game is fun, but only in bursts as it's simply too easy. Speaking of, the Party Play games for up to 4 players in 'pass the PSP' form are decent, but not as good as the ones in either NFSU: Rivals or Tiger Woods. There's no Infrastucture online play, which was expected given EA's reluctance to actually make a game that uses it thus far, instead pushing the Party Play games. NBA Street Showdown is filled up with the usual goodies Ц exhibition contests against either the CPU or a basic Ad Hoc wireless matchup against a friend. The wireless and Party Play modes are a nice bonus to what's not a great game in the vein of its console daddy, but merely a competent, flawed game that can be very fun when things click, almost despite itself. Showdown does loose something in the translation however once the allure of playing NBA Street on your new handheld wears off, the laggy control, occasionally moronic teammate AI and a ho-hum (but lengthy) single player career may grate on your nerves as you try to rule the streets.

This fusion isn't really that big of a deal Ц after all, NBA Street Volume 2 was an amazing arcade hoops game and V3 is also a bonafide classic title.

NBA STREET SHOWDOWN PSP CODE

Carefully fusing aspects of both NBA Street V2 and V3 for the home systems (though definitely skewed towards NBA Street Volume 2, as that's the code this was ported from), Showdown could very well be called NBA Street 2.5 instead, though Showdown has that all-important subtitle to make unsuspecting PSP owners believe this game is all-new Ц marketing at its finest. Of all the games EA's Team Fusion has brought to the PlayStation Portable, NBA Street Showdown is most telling of the reasoning for the name of said development team.