Platforms
- PlayStation 3Nov 13, 20068.0playscore8.45 Critics8.0237 Players
- Xbox 360Sep 25, 20068.0playscore8.37 Critics8.2605 Players
9 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- The newest hardwood hoops sim from 2K Sports is simply the sweetest looking and sounding b-ball game we've ever played, the kind that makes people stop what they're doing and watch in wonder when it's on the screen (assuming, that is, you've finally dropped some cash on an HDTV). It may not be perfect, but any faults can be forgiven because, well, it's just so damn pretty you can't stay mad for long.
Rich Grisham · Jun 24, 2012 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review - The gameplay in NBA 2K7 is just as strong as the list of options on offer. There are still a few hangovers from prior installments in the series, but a lot of them have been cleared up as well--making for the most realistic-playing game of basketball on the market. While it isn’t perfect, NBA 2K7 simply offers the most well-rounded, entertaining, and error-free hoops offering this season. Plenty of modes and gameplay depth combine with stunning visuals and presentation to make NBA 2K7 this year’s king of the court and a must own for PS3-owning hoops fans.
Game Trailers · Dec 01, 2006 Reviewed on PS3 - NBA 2K7 is still the best basketball game out there, and it's improved thanks to the SIXAXIS controller, turning an already impressive title into a great one. By forcing you to use the controller instead of the analog stick for free throws, NBA 2K7 manages to make the SIXAXIS both a gimmick and a contribution to the gameplay. It's a gimmick that's contained to only a few situations during play, but it's a contribution because it's easy to learn, yet challenging to pull off. It also helps give you a better sense of the shot stick timing, which will definitely make you a better player in the long run.
Jeff Haynes · Nov 17, 2006 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - When all is said and done, NBA 2K7 is as well-rounded a basketball game as you can get. 2K7 really isn't a huge improvement over last year's effort, but I doubt anyone will bother to care. Lone players could spend months in the Association mode, and the online options are excellent for players wanting some human-on-human play. At the moment there's only one basketball series worth caring about, and that's NBA 2K.
Greg Vallentin · Nov 16, 2006 Reviewed on X360Read full review - NBA 2K7 is one of the best basketball games currently available. Although it does have a number of shortcomings, the total package is enough to satisfy any true fan of the sport. With the Signature Style re-creating players’ styles on the game, the immersive Association mode, and the nearly impeccable online play, NBA 2K7 is the sports title to get this basketball season. Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives
D'Marcus Beatty · Sep 25, 2006 Reviewed on X360Read full review - When everything manages to come together, NBA 2K7 looks and feels amazing. Watching a player in the low post receive a bounce pass, pivot one way, take a drop step the other, and finally slam the ball home is truly something to behold. Unfortunately, these instances of perfection aren't as frequent as they could be, given the preponderance of nagging gameplay issues.
Aaron Thomas · Sep 25, 2006 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review - NBA 2K7 is a very impressive basketball title. The critically acclaimed gameplay has been improved, especially the defensive AI, yet other areas like defense still need some work. This game is as deep as sports games go, offering not only a great franchise mode but a wealth of options you may never even see. There are so many options that the game is great for hardcore simulation fans and arcade streetball fans alike. If you like basketball, you can't help but enjoy NBA 2K7.
Jonathan Miller · Sep 21, 2006 Reviewed on X360Read full review - It's a sports game that will keep you going for months until the next one arrives, and even then it's going to do itself a disservice by making you seriously question whether you need to buy another yearly upgrade. But if this is the sport you're dedicated to, Visual Concepts has made the game entirely for your pleasure. And it's not very often you can credit a game with giving you a year's worth of play. Go get it.
Matt Martin · Dec 16, 2006 Reviewed on X360Read full review - C'est grâce à son gameplay aux petits oignons et à une grande justesse dans le rythme de jeu que NBA 2K7 séduit. L'animation des joueurs a fait un progrès énorme et l'ambiance des matchs se veut très immersive. Cette fois, la mission est remplie sans bavure aucune et les fans de simulation pourront se jeter sur ce titre.
Rivaol · Oct 27, 2006 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full review
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Voted best current and next-generation NBA hoops franchise by both press and gamers, NBA 2K7 continues its legacy of dominance this year on the hard court with incredible graphics, tight control and a revolutionary shooting game. Every player's play style has been captured for the first time in a simulation for a look and feel that plays as individually as the athlete. And the revolutionary Shot Stick Pro is back with more intuitive shooting touch, control and finesse than ever. Plus, the 24/7: Next feature allows you to play your way through street mode with a fully developed storyline where you can prove you belong with the NBA's elite.
Developer: Visual Concepts