NBA Live 14 Trailer - First Look (Screen Captures Included)

[23]

In both pics I've seen lillard looks fat

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[Boilerbuzz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sundown

Doesn't matter, since same could be said of the teams that messed up. The new team might be on the right track. But they also had to start from scratch with a dev cycle that's less than 2 years which is an additional difficulty to overcome in such a complex game as basketball. The monkey is off their back when they prove themselves. Not before.

I'll take this further. The new team hasn't done a basketball game before. The new team is working with the same codebase that failed. The new team is lead by a former player that hasn't shipped at game. I'm sorry, but these are NOT favorable conditions for success. My hypocrisy comments are born out of people that say you can ignore the past of one game, but not the other game. Then there are those that want competition as long as it means it keeping an EA title alive. What do they care of titles like PES and NHL 2K? Zero. But if its Live or Triple Play, sign them up! I just think it is funny.

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[23]

Seriously man, why does it look like he has paws?

[JBulls]

Yeah they should've added tech that scanned the player's physique to the budget. Worth it imo since the one's they have now are weak.

[younggoku]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

Seriously man, why does it look like he has paws?

Where'd you get that pic?

[mlp111]

live 14 has the same skin texture of live 13 and possible previously released lives with updated lighting, as i said previous.... I keep mentioning the fact that Peter Moore said that they need 2 more yrs to complete this game.... but yet live forerunners keep thinking this game has been COMPLETELY REDONE... not so... dribbling (bounctek), nba stat data, and can't remember the last thing there always taking about seems to be what the Live devs focused on this yr, i wouldn't expect much else to have been touched.... judging from the trailer released, i still see that the lag and some stiffness is presence, so for me those videos they release show-casing the no ball warp and physic rendering means nothin when it performs different in-game (which is the area that killed elite 11 and live 13) EA problems seems to come when putting all these 'so called innovative features into a 5- on- 5 basketball, thats where is all seems to fall apart... I hope they finally figured it out, but judging from the trailer, i think some of those major issues that killed elite 11 and live 13 are still present... If they totally rebuilt the engine from the ground up for next gen, then why are these issues still present... I personally believe they might have built a new code, but still took parts of current gen tech that they had, tried to revamp it and rename it... thus giving us what we see today... a new coat of paint, but the same old car (just my personal opinion until I see 5- on -5)

[Sundown]

New images aren't impressive. A lot can be fixed just by making their heads a tiny bit bigger and necks shorter, or at least rigged so they look more craned forward.

Lighting on skin is overdone-- too harsh, cartoony, and plasticky-- but very well done on the clothing.

And Lillard's left hand is a disaster.

[knick9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Boilerbuzz

I'll take this further. The new team hasn't done a basketball game before.

Huh? The Executive Producer:

"I have quite a history with EA SPORTS basketball games over the last decade. I worked on a number of NBA and NCAA basketball games at EA SPORTS before leaving in 2010 to pursue another opportunity after being the senior producer on NBA LIVE 10, our highest rated gen-3 basketball game. When approached last fall about bringing back this great franchise, I had mixed emotions. Due to my passion and love for NBA LIVE and my desire to deliver a new legacy for the franchise, I decided to listen."

And:

"Ryan Santos is a Senior Designer on NBA Live 14 and has previously worked on NBA Live between 2000 and 2005. In addition, he worked on NBA Street Volume 3, NBA Street Homecourt and NBA Live 2010 while most recently working on digital Jordan Campaigns before rejoining the team at EA for this project."