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NBA Live 15
NBA Live 14 disappointed fans in a multitude of ways, including basics such as player visuals. For its second go-around on new-gen consoles, EA Tiburon is looking to shore up this glaring weakness in a major way.
Last month EA told us its plans for getting the visuals on par with rival NBA 2K15, which included using a new scanning technology. Looking at the trailer below, drastic improvements abound. Notice the improved player facial scans, body types, jerseys, shoes, animations and lighting.
To learn more about NBA Live 15, check out our in-depth preview and interview with executive producer Sean O'Brien.
NBA Live 15 is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 7.
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