Why I buy this one ?
- See how good you really are, when you face the greatest basketball players in the history of the game
- Select from 145 NBA players, 25 NBA Legends, and 6 Street Legends
- Unlock 30 different dunks and 20 different street tricks, as you try to stuff Dr. J or block Michael Jordan
- Take your game right to Wilt Chamberlain and Shaquille O'Neal -- you can even spot them a few points
- See how you stack up against the best in the Trick Point challenge

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What our customer's say!

"nice game", if your a fan of basketball than this is for you.Heck not only can you play as michal jordan but you can play as him from his younger days

"Gym rat's father", This is the best basketball video game. The players make up their own teams of current stars and NBA legends and play three-on-three on legendary playgrounds across America. The players make every shot so it's lot of fun for younger players. Players accumulate points on their memory cards to "unlock" NBA legends for their teams (e.g. Dr. J, Moses Malone, Larry Bird, Clyde Drexler). Game is also fun for students/historians of the NBA game.

"Awsome!", I sneak in my cousin's room and play this game on game cube every chance I get! It has awsome grahics and game play, not to mention lots of sick moves like Revrese. Also very good songs, my fave is Not at my house. I suggest this game to people who love to play B-ball =D

"One of the best NBA Street games yet!", This game is awesome. I played NBA street vol. 1, And I personaly thought it was bad. But NBA Street vol. 2 Is 1000x better.You get to choose 4 modes in this game.

-Pickup game: The exhibition of NBA street vol. 2
-NBA Challenge: Pick or create a team to play over other teams
-Be a Legend:Create a player and battle off in this new story mode
-Street School: The tutorial that teaches you the game,with Strech Monroe as your trainer!

This game is a total must buy! So go dunk yourself into a video games store and buy it today!

"volume 2 hard but intertaining....temporarly", the nba street volume 2 has three stages. the first is wen u first get it. wen u first have it for the first month or so it is very hard. in the second and third month, u find it fun. and any time later its simply boring. uve played, u know how, but u only win on easy mode. i do not suggest buying this game, id say u should rent it.

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"AWESOME!!!", Ive played lots of basketball games but they were boring and had no exitement to it, but NBA STREET VOL 2 was of the hook. I recromend that you buy this game instead of renting.

"i love this game!", I thought it was AWESOME. That's all. Good graphics. Cool tricks.
Bangin' playas. especially biggie littles. gotta get this game.

"Too Short", Like I said: Must. Buy. This. Game. The graphics are awesome, the only flaw I saw in the entire game graphics-wise was every now and then someone's head would go through the glass of the backboard, and come out unscathed! The gameplay is optimo! ((Latin for great)) Takes two minutes to learn, yet days to master ((the way I like it baby!)) I usually HATE sports games, but this game rocks! The one thing I DIDn't like: To. Damn. Short. I beat so quick....the NBA challenge takes maybe what? 10 hours at the most? Then the be a legend mode is EZ! Maybe 20 hours for me to beat. They definetly should have added some mor elevel on B a Legend mode....but it's still good for multi-player after you beat those two modes...but besides its multi-player mode,...TOO. SHORT.

"Legends Better Than Ever", Larry THE BIRD Legend is my favorite nba player,targets all shots,and is represented the best with graphics,music,and etc.This for the Bosten Red Sox,Celtics,and for the peeps in Boston.

"Phat.", In the beginning, there was NBA Jam. And it was good.

But lo, then the NBA Jam series began to be less good. Various other basketball games came along, and for a while it seemed that we would be subjected to "serious" basketball simulations for the rest of eternity, or else just horrible ripoffs of NBA Jam. And it was not so good.

But then, along with the next-gen systems came NBA Street, a slick basketball game that wasn't a full-strength simulation and yet wasn't a (complete) NBA Jam clone! It was good.

And now there is NBA Street 2. And lo, it is very good.

They've taken the gameplay of the original NBA Street and polished it up real nicely. The new cel-shaded engine looks awesome -- it gives everything a sort of cartoonish 70s edge without becoming goofy or overly unrealistic. They added dozens of new trick moves, tons of new (and old) players, and some much-needed new abilities (such as trick counters, special passes, and a way to control someone who's not the ball carrier). You can also play 3- and 4-player games now, while Street 1 limited you to just 2.

Other improvements include the new "Be A Legend" mode, where you can build a custom player up from humble beginnings (you start out at a neighborhood court in New York City) to be a national powerhouse on the street-ball circuit. There are a number of real-life courts featured in the game, rendered in fairly amazing detail (including a great-looking 3D crowd). They've also ditched their annoying announcer (Joe "The Show") for a real NYC DJ, who provides some high-quality (if occasionally odd) commentary that takes much longer to get old. Custom teams can now only have 5 players on them (down from 15), which means you can no longer have *every* good player in the game on your team at the same time. Gamebreaker shots (which subtract points from your opponent) are back, as are new, hard-to-pull-off-but-unblockable "Level 2 Gamebreakers" (which are just pretty damn cool to watch). There's also a new set of music, featuring the new "EA Trax" feature (basically, EA licensed a bunch of artists whose music is featured in all their games now).

Is there a downside? Well, you can play 3- and 4-player games, but you can't put 3 human players on the same team! That's kind of a bummer. Also, the AI is still pretty weak, even on the highest settings (the game compensates by basically crippling your characters stats' at the higher settings, which is *not* the way you should do it!). But it's still a lot of fun, and the multiplayer's great.

Anyone who enjoys arcade basketball will find NBA Street 2 to be a great game, and a big improvement over the original. If you're not sure, give it a rent, and it'll probably win you over.