wrote, "the on-court play is the best in the business thanks to a major improvement of the computer AI, and the franchise mode is as much fun as the actual gameplay." It was also nominated for CNET Gamecenters "Best Sports Game" award, which lost to NHL 2000; and for the "Sports Game of the Year" award at GameSpots Best & Worst of 1999 Awards, which went to High Heat Baseball 2000. Said PC version alone sold 73,101 units by April 2000. Notes References External links 1999 video games Electronic Arts games Cancelled Game Boy Color games NBA Live Nintendo 64 games NuFX games Windows games PlayStation (console) games Video games developed in Canada Video games set in 1999 Video games set in 2000