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Volume 3 exchanges the cartoonish aesthetic for a more realistic approach, which makes the game somewhat bland. The major change is the ability to perform dribbling moves with the analog stick. The game itself feels a bit empty and rushed compared to the first two entries. It is not a bad game by any means, but it is uninspired in comparison to the other two. Nevertheless, it is still one of the best basketball games available.
Vol 2. was goated, this was not
How is this the worst in the series lol.
He's Fuckin Balling!!!!!
Play this game for the commentator
NBA Street V3 has become forgotten over the years, as NBA Street Volume 2 is usually cited as the pinnacle of the series. While I wouldn't disagree, V3 is not far behind, and even improves on the previous installment in some areas.
This version trades in its cartoony visuals and fictionalized locations for a slightly more realistic tone including real world locations. The career mode is more varied before but overly long. Perhaps the best addition the trick stick, which allows tricks to be performed using the right stick.
Which NBA Street game is best depends on personal preference, but it's safe to say this one belongs near the top.
This version trades in its cartoony visuals and fictionalized locations for a slightly more realistic tone including real world locations. The career mode is more varied before but overly long. Perhaps the best addition the trick stick, which allows tricks to be performed using the right stick.
Which NBA Street game is best depends on personal preference, but it's safe to say this one belongs near the top.