All Balls Don't Bounce Trivia.

What basketball player was on the cover of EA's NBA LIVE '99 video game, but only played in 46 games last season, and hasn't incurred any signifcant injuries?

Last year he averaged 8.o points per game, far below his career average of 17.5 ppg, and will likely see about the same court time, (or less), this year?

Hint: It's not Joe Smith.

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Post in the comments if you got it right without looking it up.

Real recognize real.

Wow. As we all know, NBA 2K has been serving up NBA Live for the last little while.
But, they are taking capturing player likenesses to a whole - notha - level .
See what they did for Tracy McGrady, feast your eyes on this, (sorry, couldn't resist).

NBA 2K9 hits the streets October 7th, better get your game up.

Good looking out to the optometrists at Slam Online.

to EAch his own.

There was a time when NBA Live was the pre-eminment basketball video game. You salivated and waited for it to come out, just as anxiously as you waited to get into a new NBA season. Yet with every peak, there's a valley and other developers got into the game, offering us new and exciting products.

For most gamers, the 2K series has supplanted NBA Live, but based on history, and technology you can't count out the Live franchise. EA has offered an early look at what 09 has to offer. Can they bring it back?

Why they put Tony Parker on the cover is beyond me, hope he doesn't have any of his rap songs on the soundtrack.