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On Desktop:
Use your keyboard to move, pass, shoot, steal, and defend. The controls are simple enough to learn in a minute, and you’ll quickly fall into the rhythm of fast breaks, alley-oops, and tight defense.
On Mobile:
Tap the on-screen buttons to handle your players. The layout is clean and responsive, so you can run plays, take shots, and pull off flashy moves without feeling cramped.
Jump into Exhibition, take on Legends teams, or try a full Franchise mode if you want something long-term. You can also go 1-on-1 with Michael Jordan, which is still one of the coolest things the series has ever added.
NBA Live 2000 has that “one more game” feeling. The moment the match starts, you get caught up in the pace—quick passes, sharp crossovers, and that satisfying swish when a perfect shot drops. Player reactions are surprisingly lively for a retro game: high fives, celebrations, and little touches that make each play feel good.
But the real charm comes from the mix of arcade and realism. It’s not too serious, not too chaotic. You can run proper plays if you want… or just sprint down the court and dunk on everyone. Either way, the game rewards players who stay aggressive and look for openings.
Franchise Mode adds another layer of fun—drafting rookies, trading players, and trying to build the perfect roster keeps you hooked much longer than you'd expect from a classic title.


















