NBA Live Mobile (NBALM) released on Apple iOS and Android devices on Tuesday, and I've enjoyed the application.It's silly to compare the graphics, gameplay and features of a mobile game to that of a console title. Thus, I'll try not to discuss how NBALM stacks up against NBA 2K16—or even the console version of NBA Live.I can definitively say, NBALM offers more enjoyment than the series was able to produce for fans on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. Quite obviously, the standards are different for mobile sports games.NBA Live Mobile Coins Users aren't likely to expect visuals that are photorealistic. Also, playing on a touch screen isn't yet at a point where it is as intuitive as an analog stick or buttons. All those things considered, NBALM offers the most complete experience from a mobile hoops game I've ever played.

The centerpiece of NBA Live Mobile is the Ultimate Team mode, where you try to build up a basketball death squad of your very own. The crazy thing is that where in other games, it would be virtually impossible to construct a team like what you can make in an EA Ulimate Team game, thanks to the NBA's salary cap structure limiting the amount of money superstars can make, you probably could construct a real-world viable super-team of your very own! And hey, with IAP, you don't have to worry about a salary cap like in the NBA, though that will make the NBA richer and the players will eventually get more of that money, and it'll trickle down to the next Jon Leuer getting $10 million. Seriously, some guy named Jon Leuer got a 4-year, $42 million deal. Should've raised your kids to be NBA players. At least they can play this.