Nba Live
NBA Live 18’s new career mode The One includes street and league games, live events, more customisation
NBA Live is back, for some reason. Aww, let’s not be mean: it’s got some good stuff this year.
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EA at E3: Star Wars, Need for Speed, Battlefield... and more Star Wars
Will we see Visceral's Star Wars game next month? Or the Star Wars game from Respawn? How about Bioware's secret "Dylan" project?
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NBA Live 16 is coming to EA Access this month
NBA Live 16 is yet another sports game joining EA Access in May.
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First NBA Live 16 trailer features Russell Westbrook, details at E3 2015
NGA Live 16 honours 2014 NBA Scoring Champion Russell Westbrook as its cover athlete.
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Get $30 of free content with launch week copies of NBA Live 15
Buy NBA Live 15 and take it online within one week of launch day, and you’ll score $30 worth of bonus content.
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NBA still has faith in EA Sports despite NBA Live's falter
NBA Live might not have been the renaissance fans hoped for from the EA Sports series, but the NBA isn’t giving up on the publisher yet.
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EA E3 line-up confirms the premiere of Battlefield 4 multiplayer
EA has confirmed its E3 line-up for next week, stating it will be showing a first look at UFC, FIFA 14, Madden NFL 25, NBA LIVE, the latest from Need for Speed Rivals and the world premiere of Battlefield 4 multiplayer – and other surprises.
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EA to bring back NBA Live
NBA player Kyrie Irving has apparently outed the return of EA Sport’s NBA Live in a tweet.
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Moore: NBA Elite "not walking off the court crying"
Former EA Sports head Peter Moore has acknowledged NBA 2K’s achievements, which led to EA’s own basketball sim taking a year’s sabbatical, but said the franchise will be back to battle it out.
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EA announces massive list of online shutdowns
EA’s announced a massive list of games that it’ll shut down this year, beginning next week with Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth II.
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NBA Live PC cancelled (maybe)
Pastapadre’s reporting that NBA Live for PC has been cancelled alongside Madden. The site claims that the only EA Sports games that will see it out on PC this year are FIFA and Tiger Woods, although no source is offered. We’ll drop EA a line on this this morning.