NBA 10 The Inside
- Genres
- Sports,
- Basketball
- Released on
- PSP
- 10/6/2009
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- Pub
- Sony
Featuring several innovations to the core game play experience and online game modes, NBA Live 10 is bringing a renewed focus to the long-running EA Sports basketball franchise. The groundbreaking Dynamic DNA service, driven by Synergy Sports Technology, will make a return in NBA Live 10, with significant improvements that will allow you to connect your game to the NBA season like never before.
- Review
Sony’s recent basketball titles have been largely ignored by hoops fans, partially because of the consistent excellence of 2K’s games and the increasing quality of EA’s NBA Live series. Sadly, it’s also partially because Sony’s games haven’t been very good. This year’s offering for the PSP, NBA 10 The Inside, seems to recognize its on-court weakness, and supplements its inferior gameplay with a huge array of game modes and mini-games. Believe it or not, for the most part, it works.
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