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News, coverage and analysis tracking NBA Street across the outlets.- Finally, A Fun NBA Game That Doesn’t Ask For All My Time And MoneyNBA The Run, the debut title from Play by Play Studios, offers a refreshing arcade-style basketball experience distinct from simulations like NBA 2K. The game features quick 3v3 tournament matches with randomized rule sets, an engaging offense and defense system, and a roster of real NBA stars and streetball legends. While progression can feel slow and matchmaking with random players can be inconsistent, the game shines when played with friends, providing a stylish and fun alternative for basketball fans.
- The new NBA game's street balling is strong, but it's way too sweaty for its own goodNBA The Run offers a fun, arcade-style streetball experience reminiscent of classics like NBA Jam and NBA Street, featuring flashy dunks and simple controls. However, its emphasis on competitive online play and lack of tutorials make it "sweaty" and less accessible for casual enjoyment, despite innovative changing win conditions and a more engaging solo mode.
- NBA Run – What You Need to Know Before BuyingNBA The Run is an upcoming arcade-style street basketball game from developer Play by Play, aiming to build on the legacy of titles like NBA Jam and NBA Street. The game features fast-paced three-on-three matchups across various modes, iconic courts, and a roster of 32 NBA players, with more to be added later. It emphasizes skill-based gameplay, cosmetic unlocks, and a unique commentary experience from Bobbito Garcia.
- "These sports games that were loved and revered... just went away" – How a group of ex-EA devs are launching a new NBA gamePlay By Play, a studio founded by former Electronic Arts veterans, has announced its debut title, NBA: The Run, a three-vs-three street basketball game inspired by NBA Street. The game secured an official NBA license and aims to fill a market gap for arcade-style sports titles, differentiating itself from the simulation-focused NBA 2K series. The developers are prioritizing a focused, multiplayer experience without microtransactions at launch, with plans for community-driven evolution rather than annual releases.
- NBA The Run hits the streets on June 9NBA The Run is set to release on June 9, serving as a spiritual successor to classic arcade sports titles like NBA Street and NBA Jam. The game aims to capture the fast-paced, arcade-style gameplay of its predecessors.
- NBA The Run Preview: The Successor to NBA Street We’ve Been Waiting ForNBA The Run is a spiritual successor to NBA Street, developed by Play by Play Studios, aiming to fill the void in the arcade street basketball genre. The game features over 30 NBA stars with unique playstyles, strategic energy management, and a June 2026 release window, with no plans for microtransactions at launch.
- Arcade Basketball Is Back on PS5 with NBA Street-Style Revival, Featuring Rollback NetcodePlay by Play Studios, led by EA Big veteran Mike Young, has announced an NBA Street and NBA Jam-inspired arcade basketball game for PlayStation 5 called NBA The Run. The game will feature over 30 NBA stars and five fictional legends, with gameplay powered by rollback netcode for seamless online multiplayer. A closed beta is scheduled for May 1st, with a full release window set for June.
- NBA The Run is ready to fill the void of good street basketball gamesNBA The Run is a new arcade basketball game heavily inspired by NBA Street. The game aims to fill the current void of good street basketball titles with its stylish presentation and confident gameplay.