According to ESPN, the NBA Street series is officially "on hiatus." Yes, we know. The trail of tears forms to the left. The NBA licensed street ball series, once part of the EA Sports BIG label and kind of a big deal, looks to have gone the way of the dinosaur, thanks in part to Wii Sports.

EA Sportsman Peter Moore explains the decision — which, it sounds like, could possibly affect the SSX series as well — to ESPN.

"In the old days we had things like SSX that were our own intellectual property, but since then we've kind of moved away from that." This gen, EA has released only a handful of games under the BIG label, NBA Street Homecourt, FIFA Street 3 and SSX Blur.

"But if Wii Sports has taught us anything," Moore added "it's that people will sit there and play big head tennis all day long. We need to be able to tap into that audience." To wit, the creation EA Sports Freestyle and All-Play.

You know, in my day, when we wanted big heads, we played NBA Jam in the arcade and we LIKED IT! You kids don't know how good you got it.

I loved vol. 1 and 2, vol. 3 was still pretty sick, but homecourt just didn't do it for me. They should've left the controls the way they used to be, you have more options for moves and better control over them as well, plus the dunks got a little overdone with how fake they were, I mean they were cool, but it was kinda ridiculous.

I think it'd be sick if they came out with a new game with the old controls (using the 4 L and R buttons) and make the game 100% realistic in terms of the moves and dunks. A game like that is LONG overdue.

ehh, 1 and 2 were awesome, 3 was iight, 4 just didn't bring the same thing that the other 3 sorta did so i'm not surprised this happened

homecourt broke the camel's back

i agree with everything said before in this thread

vol 2 will be favorite sports game of all time.