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Game: NBA 2K3
Console: XBox

Cheat:

Get Cheat menu

Go to the options menu and pick Gameplay. Now HOLD D-pad Left + Left Analog Stick Right and press Start.

Get Visual Concept, Sega Sports

Put in MEGASTARS for a code.

Duotone Graphics

Enter DUOTONE as a case-sensitive code to have your player in color with all other players in black and white.

Trash In The Streets

Enter SPRINGER as a case-sensitive code to see trash in the streets. This does not work in the gym.

Dancing Cheerleader

Select franchise mode, pick any team, and finish the season. Make sure you make the playoffs. Simulate or play all of the games until you get to the finals. Play the last game of the finals. You can play if desired, but if you think you are definitely going to win, go to the pause menu then choose 'Quit' Then, go to simulate until the end. When the game is done, you will see a dancing cheerleader. Then your franchise's team's name will say 'Champion' around it.

Announced Created Player Name

Combine names from past or present players (for example, Derrick Jordan). The last name will be announced instead of the jersey number during the game.

All-star Team

Before entering franchise mode, set 'Trade Override' on and 'Point Limit' off. You will be able to get any superstar desired. A good combination is Jason Kidd as your point guard, Paul Pierce as your small forward, Ray Allen as your shooting guard, Dirk Nowitzcki as your power forward, and Shaq as your center.




Manufacturer: Sega of America, Inc.
Release Date: 25 October, 2002
ESRB Rating: Everyone


Description:
Sports fans with little interest in video basketball games may want to rethink their stance after getting a look at Sega Sports' NBA 2K3. They--not to mention hardcore basketball simulation enthusiasts--will likely find it hard to keep from being drawn in by the game's picture-perfect detail, engrossing realism, and challenging gameplay.

Like NFL 2K3, NBA 2K3 is presented in the patented ESPN style. The game has all the sights and sounds of the NBA: the pomp and circumstance of pregame introductions, accurate arena recreations, realistic player animations and sizes, and fluid dribbling and shooting (including crossover moves and the ability to change shot direction in midair). All of this is accentuated with special touches such as alley-oops, tipped shots, the ability to make passes on the fly, fierce rebounding battles under the basket, and the added drama and excitement of the ball bouncing off the rim before it either falls in or goes awry.

NBA 2K3 offers a host of moves and modes on either side of the ball with 25 offensive and 10 defensive plays from which to choose. Throw in fully customizable strategy options--everything from player clutch factor to computer shot tendencies, not to mention all types of shot percentages and fouls--and it's easy to create the ideal match up and game environment. The limitless roster manager feature also ensures that league and franchise modes won't get stale.

Street mode offers a break from the grind of NBA play, allowing you to go two-on-two or all the way up to five-on-five in nine playgrounds and gyms. Pick your favorite players from current teams or choose greats from the '50s through the '80s and go at it as the Ballers vs. the Ringers. Street even features requisite trash talk such as "Yeah! You like that?" and grunts backed with "Get some!" --Larry White

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Note: This review refers to the PlayStation2 version of this game.