Posted Aug 03, 2007 at 07:22PM by Glen D. Listed in: News, Games, NBA Live 08 Tags: NBA, China, Italy, France, Greece, Yao Ming
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If you've ever wanted to play international hoops in a video game but couldn't find one that will offer such a thing, then worry no more. NBA Live 08 (also coming to the Xbox 360, Wii and PC) just sealed a licensing deal with world basketball governing body FIBA and international teams will be included in the mix.

The Play Now mode allows you to pit the world's best teams against any ballclub in the NBA, while the FIBA mode will have you battling it out in an 8-team tournament to determine which national squad has the right to be called world champions. This means you can take it to the rack using Manu Ginobili while Spurs teammate Tim Duncan tries to stop you. Can T-Mac shoot fadeaways over Yao Ming? We'll find out soon.

2006 World Championship winners Spain led by Memphis Grizzlies star Pau Gasal will be there as well as runners up Greece and USA, as well as France, Germany, Italy, Argentina and China.

The announcement adds to the already stellar list of new features such as the Go-To basketball gameplay, deep customization and management. Combine that with the trademark quality graphics and sound and the NBA Live dynasty just might go on well into the new age of digital sports.

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   by ;o (Unregistered) - 2007-08-03
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Cool. A reason to get this rather than 2k8

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   by Dasmandr (Unregistered) - 2007-08-04
 » ˇWith Reyes!

I want to play a Spain - Greece final match with my captain Felipe Reyes (Real Madrid =)

   by hope it's better than the last one (Unregistered) - 2007-08-04
 » does it really matter

they keep adding modes, but is the gameplay better? because 2k7 was awesome compared to the arcade dunkfest that is NBA LIVE.



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