Q&A: Will Fans, Videogamers Follow The Bouncing Ball To 'NBA
Baller Beats'?  By Barry Janoff  September 10, 2012: NBA-related
videogames have become as much a part of the hoops' landscape as
the real games, with technology and graphics enabling people to
fulfill their basketball Jones by transform themselves into the
likes of Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, LeBron James and even
Michael Jordan.  NBA Baller Beats wants to take this category to
another level. By putting a basketball in the hands of
videogamers, fans and basketball players alike, the plan is to
get them off the couch and enhance their dribbling skills. The
game, hitting retail September 11 for Microsoft's Xbox 360
Kinect, comes bundled with an official, full-size Spalding NBA
game ball replica and challenges players to "master ball-
handling skills by dribbling and performing moves including
crossovers, pump fakes and flow dribble."  Videogame publishing
company Majesco Entertainment describes it as "the first ever
full-body motion-based NBA videogame