NBA LIVE 18: (Pre-Purchase/Launch Day) - Xbox Digital
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NBA LIVE 18: (Pre-Purchase/Launch Day) - Xbox Digital
Compared to NBA 2K18, NBA Live 18 has some aces up its sleeve. The most notable addition is the women's league. What's also great is that you can try out the free demo (link to the game's official website) today.
Test your basketball skills and meet some of the most famous players living today.
Try out the game today with the official free demo (link to the game's official website).
Almost Undistinguishable From Reality
Graphics come a long way every year, so you can enjoy graphics that are hard to distinguish from reality in the new NBA Live title.
The Classics and a Little Something Extra
As is the case every year, EA is trying to improve the game not only graphically, but also in terms of gameplay. They usually also try to add some new twists to their games. This year it's mainly the women's league and the revamped career mode. There should also reportedly be a "The One" mode, where you create a basketball player of your liking and walk with them through life. Also new is "The Streets" mode, where you'll be able to enjoy the atmosphere of street basketball.
Pre-Order the Game and Get a Bonus
If you've got your eye on the game, don't wait too long. That's because the developers have prepared a bonus for everyone who pre-orders the game. Pre-ordering will net you the following extras:
A box of James Hardener's clothes, including shoes, tank tops, accessories, and his celebration animation
Gold James Harden Ultimate Team card, good for 10 games
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Microsoft is a multinational corporation based in the United States. Microsoft products have had an indelible influence on our perception of virtual worlds since 1975, when Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded the company. The company is best known for its peerless software, including Windows OS and the universally used Microsoft Office suite. The company is gradually becoming more active in hardware as well - for example, with Xbox gaming consoles and Lumia mobile phones. 
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