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NBA Live 2005 (Microsoft Xbox, 2004)

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NBA Live 2005 for the Microsoft Xbox is a rare and collectible video game that offers an immersive basketball experience. Published by EA Sports, this game is part of the NBA Live Series and is rated E for Everyone. With a focus on sports, this 2004 release includes features such as a manual and is brand new and sealed. Perfect for fans of basketball gaming, this NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region game provides hours of entertainment for enthusiasts of the sport.

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As NBA Live moves into its "2005" season, the gameplay above the rim takes center stage. The game's new "Freestyle Air" features allow gamers to take control of their NBA players in mid-flight, to block shots, score tip-in rebounds, and perform stylish dunks. The last ability helps support the game's new "All-Star Weekend" mode, which allows players to take part in a virtual re-creation of the league's annual, mid-season celebration, which is highlighted by the slam-dunk contest and three-point shot competition. Offering far more than a weekend of stunts and tricks, however, NBA Live still presents a full-featured simulation of the entire NBA season, or even as many as 25 seasons, in the returning Dynasty Mode. Gamers who decide to take complete control of their teams in this mode will manage a great variety of franchise functions, from game plans and scheduling to salary requirements and trades. One of the sport's most famous announcers, Marv Albert, resumes his place behind the NBA Live mic, joined by his regular play-calling partner, Mike Fratello. All-Star Weekend events are called by TNT's Ernie Johnson and Kenny Smith. For the first time in the series' history, online play is supported through the Xbox Live service for broadband-connected gamers.