The crowd is made up of individual sprites as opposed to mooshy-looking blurs like you'll find on the PS or N64. To say the level of detail in the game is incredible would be an understatement. Ad banners hang from the rafters and, should you want to, you can see all the way up to the ceiling via the free-roaming camera. While there are still some issues regarding ball placement (players look like they're palming the ball at the moment), the graphics are astounding, from both the complexity of the player models (each face has been texture-mapped with the actual player's face, i.e., Latrell Sprewell looks like himself) to the exceptionally detailed arenas. development team Visual Concepts, are throwing their hat into the ring with MBA 2000 (working title), Sega's 128-Bit, Dreamcast-powered basketball juggernaut.įeaturing 1600-1700 motion-captured animations, NBA 2000 displays some of the most realistic, lifelike movements yet found in a sports game.
As such, the quest for the ultimate fa-ball game continues, and Sega Sports along with internal U.S. Hoops games are a dime a dozen these days, but very few have ever gotten it completely right.
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