NBA Street Vol. 2
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| Developer(s) | EA Canada |
| Publisher(s) | EA Sports BIG |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox |
| Release date | April 28, 2003 |
| Genre(s) | Sports |
| Mode(s) | Single player, multiplayer |
| Rating(s) | ESRB: Everyone PEGI: 3+ |
NBA Street Vol. 2 is a sequel of NBA Street and a prequel of NBA Street V3. It was released in 2003 for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and for the first time in the series, on the Xbox.
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[edit] Summary
In this game, there are 25 NBA and ABA Legends, that are fully playable in all modes once unlocked. The game also featured three different modes to choose from including a Pick-Up Game (Regular game, default is 21 points, and can be set to 50 points), NBA Challenge (Beat all NBA teams and the legends from there with a normal or customizable team), and Be a Legend (Create your own baller and become a legend). The game also featured several new trick moves and dunks as well as introducing a level two "gamebreaker".
This game is the only available game on the market in which three incarnations of Michael Jordan are playable: the 1985 Chicago Bulls Jordan, the 1996 Chicago Bulls Jordan, and the Washington Wizards Jordan. It is possible to play as a team made up of the three different Jordans (or the "All-Jordan" team as Bobbito Garcia refers to it).
[edit] Street Legends Summaries
Stretch Monroe is an afro-adorned player, and some might say series mascot. He is on the cover NBA Street. Stretch's dunking stats are maxed out, making him one of the better dunkers in the game, and it leads him to play closer to the hoop instead of shooting from the paint.
Biggie Little is one of the better ball-handlers in the game, with his handling stats maxed out. His crossovers seem to be challenging to stop, and is an overall good player that will make an excellent addition to your team in single-player.
WhiteWater is a very tall player, which makes him a decent center and blocker, but with his shooting stats maxed out, he's also a great offensive player.
Dime is the only female street legend in the game. She is a great defensive player, and has her steal stats maxed out.
Osmosis is a well-rounded offensive and defensive player, with his stats maxed out on blocks, and pretty decent handling stats. He'll make a great addition to your team in single-player.
Bonafide is a great rebounder (with his rebound stats maxed out) and is an over-all well-rounded player.
[edit] Order against street legends
Stretch
Biggie Littles
Whitewater
Dime
Osmosis
Bonafide
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