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NBA Courtside (GC)

Description: Developed exclusively for Nintendo GameCube by Nintendo and Left Field, NBA Courtside 2002 taps into the power of ... more

NBA Courtside (GC) ... GameCube to deliver authentic NBA action like never before. Up to four players can hit the hardwood simultaneously and talk trash to their he

Newest Review: ... is where you play an entire seasons worth of games, heres some details i took from the game manual. no. of games Choose from ... more

... 13/14.28,56, or 82 gane seasons. Play off series Choose how many playoff ladders will work. Minutes Chose the length of the quarters. Trade Deadline, turn the trade deadline on or off. Fantasy draft, turn the fantasy draft on or off. Skill mode This is all about improving your game you get to do a 3-point contest and they is almost a practice mode, you can practice on your own or with a friend. Graphics, The graphics in this game are a small improvement compared to the n64 version, the players are faciall...more

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NBA Courtside (GC): Is this your first 3 pointer? updated (587 words)
by - written on 05/12/04 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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History Well what can i say about this game, When i first played a courtside game it was on the Nintendo 64 and that game was amazing great graphics with great controls. Game modes They are 4 different games modes with this game let me tell you a little about them. Quick play This where you choose your teams and head straight to the court for a game, you can play with up to four friends or against cpu oppontent. Arcade ******** I quite enjoyed this mode because it gives you out door courts you can play on roofs or in parks, and you can only have three players on the court at any given time, this is similar to nba ... Read the complete review

Lets get Courtside (380 words)
by - written on 20/08/03 (Useful, 31 readings)
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First NBA game for the Gamecube can it beat the franitic two on two get got from the fantastic NBA JAM games on the SNES?? The first thing that hits you in NBA courtside is that it is very bright what a suprise it is a Nintendo game no change there. The next thing that hits you right in the face is to detail on the modeling of the players and the whole areana. It look a whole lot different from other Basketball games that are around. It seems to play more realistic well onec you get to gripps with the control system it is so differenet to EA shabby games and it is not just a update of the roaster it is a whole new game something EA find very hard to do. ... Read the complete review