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FreeStyle Street Basketball

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Online Multiplayer
Publisher: Sierra
Developer: JCE

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'Freestyle Street Basketball' - 14 New Screens

by Rainier on April 11, 2007 @ 2:20 a.m. PDT

FreeStyle Street Basketball is 3 on 3 street basketball game mixing youth and freedom with HipHoop style, different from another basketball games.

FreeStyle Street Basketball is a fast-paced massively multiplayer online basketball game where players meet on virtual courts to challenge each other in a dynamic pick-up game environment, featuring cutting-edge music, fashions and gravity defying basketball moves. The game’s easy-to-learn controls allow you to master every move, from simple shots to crazy Alleyoop Dunks, using just four keys. Lace up your kicks to play 1-on-1, 2-on-2 or 3-on-3 street basketball online against people from around the country.

Feature :

  • Massively Multiplayer Online Community - Create a team and play online against friends from all over the country.
  • Extensive Customization - Change your appearance, gear and clothing using thousands of items to create your own personal style.
  • No Subscription Fee - Freestyle offers 45 levels of content available 24/7 without recurring monthly charges.
  • Easy to Play, Hard to Conquer - The controls are very simple (keyboard only) and the game is easy to understand, however mastering the game takes practice.
  • Accessible – The game have very low system requirements. Players do not need an expensive computer to play the game.
  • AAA Soundtrack – UMG artists Lloyd Banks, Young Hot Rod and producer Sha Money XL will be creating the soundtrack for the game.

Public Preview Begins April 19, 2007; Retail Ships May 15, 2007.

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