Can a brotha hit a three! - NBA Playgrounds Gameplay

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Published on June 21, 2017 7:08:24 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVCx4OKsNeg

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NBA Playgrounds (2017)

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Let's Play

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10 Likes!?_Whats up jrmobsters, here is my NBA Playgrounds gameplay, I play two games online with basketball pros Dikembe Mutombo and C.J. McCollom, and actually pull out a win, the games were pretty close too so I hope you enjoy! Its also pretty funny.

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Can a brotha hit a three! - NBA Playgrounds Gameplay
Can a brotha hit a three! - NBA Playgrounds Gameplay
Can a brotha hit a three! - NBA Playgrounds Gameplay

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NBA Playgrounds attempts to fill the void left by beloved series like NBA Jam and NBA Street. And while it can be a fun, flashy arcade game, it quickly succumbs to its own repetitive gameplay and presentation--with frustrating results.

Playgrounds has only one game mode in both single-player and online multiplayer: two-on-two. Aside from an Exhibition mode used for practice, the bulk of your time in Playgrounds is spent competing in tournaments around the world on one of six courts, styled after real-world cities such as New York and Shanghai. You have to play through three-minute games before your team is able to compete in the five-minute championship, which unlocks new courts and player-card packs that grant you a new selection of the game's 150-plus real players from the NBA's 30 teams.

Playgrounds is quick and fun--in the short term. A lot of the game's offense and defense comes down to timing. Once you get that down, it adds a fun sense of rhythm to the game--knowing when to release a shot, the best time to try for a steal, or when to attempt an alley-oop. But a lack of AI responsiveness disrupts that rhythm. Computer-controlled teammates won't always react when you direct them to set a pick or initiate an alley-oop, which can lead to the shot clock expiring or an easy steal for your opponent. You eventually learn that you can only consistently rely on your AI teammate to shepherd the ball while you look for open space on the court.

Despite the fact that your partner is often unreliable, the moments when the AI behaves according to plan can lead to impressive displays of teamwork. You’re rewarded for flashy play during games by pulling off alley-oops, fancy dunks, and stealing the ball from opponents. These moves fill up your team's special meter, which, when full, pays out a random "lottery pick." One such lottery pick guarantees a player's shot will go in from any distance after passing the half-court line, or even if it’s being blocked by the opposing team. Another one awards two extra points for dunks, helping to transform a close game into a four-point lead at the drop of a hat.

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