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NBA Live 19

EA Sports · Sep 7, 2018

PS4 · Xbox One

Everyone

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In NBA LIVE 19, you’re one of a kind. With a unique skillset led by Playstyles and the all-new Icon Progression system, you can move, shoot, and score just like your favorite NBA players. The new Icon Progression system is our deepest ever, providing incredible depth and strategy options that let you showcase your unique skills on the court. It allows you to excel throughout your career by unlocking rewards and learning abilities from the all-time greats. Get ready to hoop your way into a seamless, connected world. Any way you play, everything you do counts and filters into one unified progression tracker, your THE ONE score.

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Scores by platform

PlayStation 4

Critic 7.4 (12 critics) · Gamer 8.2

7.6

Xbox One

Critic 7.6 (4 critics) · Gamer 7.0

7.3

Critic reviews

  • Way Too Many Games

    Leo Faria · Sep 24, 2018

    8.0
    NBA Live 19 has a lot more content than what last year’s iteration had, and it’s better in terms of additional monetization methods than Take-Two’s 2K series. But I didn’t enjoy every new addition to the franchise, such as EA’s staple Ultimate Mode. Did it deserve to cost twice as much as NBA Live 18 used to at launch? Most certainly not, but it’s still without a doubt the best basketball series around.
  • Hardcore Gamer

    Cory Wells · Sep 17, 2018

    8.0
    NBA Live 19 continues to trend in the correct direction in terms of overall success. The product on the court plays a fun and excellent game of basketball thanks to Real Player Motion. It might not be as detailed and sim-focused as NBA 2K, but it offers all the options needed to compete. In terms of career modes, nothing touches The One. Varying ways to make your player better while playing online with or against other players is fun.

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Gamer reviews

  • Jezreel Ian Manuel

    Nov 22, 2023 · PS4

    6.5

    NBA Live 19

    "NBA Live 2019 on the Xbox Series S presents a mixed bag of experiences. On one hand, the game makes strides in player animations and realism, capturing the dynamic nature of basketball. The court action feels fluid, and the player models are impressively detailed, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. The game modes, including career and street basketball, offer varied play styles and keep the gameplay interesting. However, there are notable drawbacks. One significant issue is the game's AI, which at times can feel lackluster, particularly in defense. This inconsistency in AI behavior can lead to an unbalanced gaming experience, where certain matches may feel too easy or frustratingly difficult. Another aspect where NBA Live 2019 falls short is in its depth and realism compared to its competitors. The franchise modes and player progression systems lack the depth and engagement found in other sports titles, which might disappoint players looking for a comprehensive basketball simulation. Additionally, on the Xbox Series S, while the game performs well, it doesn't fully capitalize on the console's capabilities. The graphics and load times show improvement over previous consoles, but they don't push the boundaries of what the Series S can offer. In conclusion, NBA Live 2019 on Xbox Series S delivers a solid basketball experience with impressive animations and a variety of game modes. However, its shortcomings in AI behavior, depth of gameplay, and failure to fully utilize the console's potential are points that might detract from the overall experience for some players."

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