He’s totally street, and maybe even a little krunk.Īs the plot goes, Fivecent has been betrayed by his longtime pal, Hot Sauce (you might know him from the And 1 series), and is out to prove himself on the street courts of L.A. Yes, you may have seen him hanging around the alley behind Seven-Eleven. I named my baller Nickel Fivecent, and he sported a black fedora, sunglasses, dress slacks, and a pair of pastel blue sneakers. To get started, you build a character by distributing points between various attributes, choosing a position, outfitting him with gear and giving him a name. You guide your customized player through various one-on-one tournaments in pursuit of either an NBA contract or an Entrepreneurial career in the entertainment industry. In an attempt to cash in on the increasingly popular “live the life” gaming concept, Phenom’s main Story mode plops you into the shoes of an up and coming street baller. While it attempts to go where few other ballers have gone before, this rickety sequel misses the rim with an assortment of bad gameplay mechanics and rough technical issues. One might use the same word to describe NBA Ballers: Phenom, though the definition would certainly change. Just when you think there are no more surprises in basketball, no underdogs to root for, no players you can really trust or admire, some autistic kid scores 20 points in his high-school debut.
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