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Game: NBA 2K
Console: Dreamcast

Cheat:

2D players

Enter SQUISHY at the Code screen.

Beach ball

Enter BEACHBOYS at the Code screen.

Big feet

Enter BIGFOOT at the Code screen.

Big heads

Enter FATHEAD at the Code screen.

Coach in pain

Enter COACHCOUCH at the Code screen.

Fat players

Enter DOUGHBOY at the Code screen.

Hidden message

Enter HIMOM at the Code screen to display the message: 'Hi mom! Love, your Child.' at the code confirmation screen.

Large players

Enter MONSTER at the Code screen.

Screen Saver

Go to a screen other than the main menu (options, or customize) and don't push any buttons then the screen will turn many different colors.

Small players

Enter LITTLEGUY at the Code screen.

Superstar teams

Go to the codes screen through the options and type DEVDUDES in all capitals to unlock hidden superstar teams. If you play as one of the development teams, and there the home team, you'll play at a playground.

Cool Codes

To access these codes go to options and into the code screen and type in (in all capitals):

DEDMAN:Unlocks slo-mo mode in game speed, in the game options.

SCRAWL: Funky Text Style

SQUEEKY: Commentators breathing helium

LARD:Fat players




Manufacturer: Sega of America, Inc.
Release Date: 12 November, 1999
ESRB Rating: Everyone


Description:
When it comes to digital hoop action, there's no doubt that NBA 2K sports the most luscious visuals ever seen in a basketball game. It's not the best-playing basketball game out there, as it does commit some serious fouls with its questionable artificial intelligence. But like NFL 2K before it, this is yet another sports game that Dreamcast owners will want to show off to friends.

The clean graphics show some extremely well-detailed players, stadiums, fans, and even coaches. While the player animations aren't quite smooth as glass (there are quite a few speed-ups and slowdowns), the players do move in a fairly realistic manner. When you see the instant replay of your favorite power forward delivering a massive dunk, you'll cheer. To complement the visuals, Sega has added play-by-play and color commentary to document the on-screen action. While this does get a little repetitive, this feature ultimately adds to the atmosphere of realism.

NBA 2K shows some trouble with controls. This is most apparent in handling loose balls. You'll cringe as you occasionally watch long passes sail out of the court, resulting in mindless turnovers. This is especially painful to watch when the Dreamcast can't complete passes to computer-controlled players. These stupid turnovers can, will, and do affect a game's final score--and have even caused a few games to be restarted in disgust. On the positive side, NBA 2K contains a new finesse-based method of hitting foul shots that requires that you squeeze the control triggers in near perfect synch.

The create-a-player and coaching options make it relatively easy to lead your team from postseason TV watchers to championship ring owners.

While the 2000 season's prettiest basketball game offers more than just the most delicious eye candy, there is still a lingering feeling that NBA 2K could've been much better with a little more fine-tuning. At the very least, while NBA 2K is recommended, it is anticipated that the successor NBA 2K1 will offer even more backboard-breaking fun. --Mark Brooks

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