Take it To the Streets
We all know the guys that are featured in Nike's infamous basketball freestyle commercials, as well as the guys in the AND1 Mix tapes. Well now they have their own videogame. Details on the flip side.
Published: May 9, 2002
Half Man Half Amazing, Hot Sauce, Speedy Williams, The Future, Booger Smith, Main Event, AO and Headache. What do all of these names have to do with one another? Well, they all are mega-star street basketball players. And they all are featured in the upcoming PS2 game Street Hoops. Being developed by Black Ops Entertainment, the game features players who have gained fame through their appearances in the popular AND 1 Mix Tapes and Nike's Freestyle commercials.
Street Hoops allows you to compete in a nationwide tournament representing their hometown on the most notorious street courts in 9 U.S. cites. Realism is the rule, allowing players to bet cash on competitions, buy authentic real-world gear including Sean John, Ecko Unlimited, Southpole, Pure Playaz, AND 1 and more with their earnings, talk trash, shout and push other players around, if need be.
The game features multiple modes of play including World Tournament, King of the Court, and multiplayer Full Court and Half-court games. And on top of that, a large variety of real freestyle basketball moves, dunking with style and a top hip-hop music soundtrack lend to the game's authenticity.
Look for Street Hoops to hit store shelves sometime this summer.
Street Hoops allows you to compete in a nationwide tournament representing their hometown on the most notorious street courts in 9 U.S. cites. Realism is the rule, allowing players to bet cash on competitions, buy authentic real-world gear including Sean John, Ecko Unlimited, Southpole, Pure Playaz, AND 1 and more with their earnings, talk trash, shout and push other players around, if need be.
The game features multiple modes of play including World Tournament, King of the Court, and multiplayer Full Court and Half-court games. And on top of that, a large variety of real freestyle basketball moves, dunking with style and a top hip-hop music soundtrack lend to the game's authenticity.
Look for Street Hoops to hit store shelves sometime this summer.
