True Achievements.com has revealed the full list of achievements for NBA Live 16. There are a total of 33 achievements and one challenge.

The achievement list reveals some new additions to Ultimate Team, including 'short term' players as well as a GM List. Some of the more notable achievements including blocking a dunk, scoring 100 points in a game with one player, and also connect on 100% of a player's three-point attempts (with a minimum of 10 attempts).

While not confirmed, the PlayStation Trophy List is expected to be the same. Continue on to see the full list of Achievements in NBA Live 16. ...

As EA SPORTS NBA Live has worked hard on re-building NBA LIVE the last few years, the top question and community request has been "Where is LIVE Run? When will we get Online Team Play?" Well, that request has been met with LIVE Pro-Am in NBA Live 16.

Continue on to learn more about these modes and hands-on impressions from community event attendees that will be added throughout the day. ...

One of the most highly-requested community requests will be coming to NBA Live 16, as LIVE Pro-Am features the brand-new Summer Circuit and the long-awaited return of LIVE Run.

Summer Circuit allows one to three users to play on the same team as they take on CPU squads consisting primarily of NBA players in real-life venues to earn in-game rewards such as gear and equipment. LIVE Run allows 2-10 users to compete against other squads of user-controlled players.

In addition, the GameFaceHD app will be available on September 8, allowing users to scan their face into the game once the LIVE Pro-Am demo is available on September 15. The demo will allow users access to LIVE Pro-Am (including player customization), the Learn LIVE tutorial drills, and six teams usable in Tip-Off (Play Now) mode.

Expect an article later today with community thoughts and impressions from hands-on time with LIVE Pro-Am. Continue on to see the official LIVE Pro-Am trailer and to read the full press release from EA SPORTS. ...

Continuing to detail gameplay improvements coming to the title, the latest NBA Live 16 developer blog focus on freestyle control and movement. The blog breaks down enhancements surrounding dribbling, shooting, passing, and screens. Here are some of the details from the blog:

- Dribbling: Player size-ups via holding the right stick have been removed. Instead, control is now on a one-to-one basis on the right stick so users can determine the move and speed of the size-up manually. Once the defender is sized-up, R2/RT will help the offensive player make an aggressive move (drive) to the basket.

- Shooting: This year a new shot meter and shot animations help users fully understand the quality of their shot. Players can shoot the ball at any point in the animation in Live 16, meaning they no longer have to wait for an animation to play out.

- Passing: As shown in interviews from E3, a new dribble hand-off system allows users to manually select which teammate will come to the ball. Touch passing allows users to dictate that the offensive player will continue the ball moving even before they make the catch.

- Screens: Users can decide which side the screen will be set and also re-call for a screen without having to wait for the initial roll/pop/screen to play out. During the pick and roll, pressing down on the left stick will switch between a roll or pop. Letting go of the screen button early will tell the screener to slip.

Continue on to view the entire blog and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

EA SPORTS has released a new blog detailing improvements to lighting and animations coming to NBA Live 16.

The blog recaps some of the known processes such as face-scanning, but adds that Live 16 has focused on improving player facial animations, lighting, and player texture, tones, and even sweat. The screenshots also provide a look at the LA Clippers new road uniform.

The company has increased early marketing and social media efforts for the title as compared to the past, regularly sharing new screenshots from the game.

The next major feature reveal for the title is expected to come in early August, coinciding with GameCom. ...

As the series enters its third iteration since returning following a three-year hiatus from 2010-12, NBA Live 16 aims for a strong year and the title was front and center at E3 2015.

During EA's E3 press conference, Executive Producer Sean O'Brien showcased some of the improvements coming to the game and the title was playable on the show floor.

Continue on to see the NBA Live 16 segment from the EA presser, the first game trailer, interviews with game developers, and some early gameplay clips. ...

The NBA season is over, but the roster updates continue for NBA Live 15.

Series MVP Andre Iguodala averaged 16.3 PPG, 5.8 RPG, and 4.0 APG versus the Cavs and for his efforts received nine points in total rating boosts.

Following a strong playoff run up until the NBA Finals, Cleveland guard JR Smith went cold in the series leading to a seven point drop in his Clutch rating.

(This update is through game five of the NBA Finals, so next week's update is expected to be the last of the year for the title. The screenshot above of Iguodala is from NBA Live 16.) ...

EA SPORTS has released the first trailer for NBA Live 16 during E3 today.

The trailer showcased what appears to be new pre-game intros, player emotions, and a bevy of new gameplay improvements and animations. At the end of the video was a quick look at what appears to be Brooklyn's Tobacco Factory courts.

During EA's on-stage presentation, it was revealed that NBA Live 16 will have a mobile app that will allow users to scan their face for use within the game and in various modes. The app (showcased by 'ThaHoopGawd') will be available just before launch of the game, which was confirmed for September 29. Along with EA Access, this allows users (minus those on PS4) to play Live 16 'early,' matching competitor NBA 2K16.

Continue on to see the trailer and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

With the NBA Finals underway and the Cavs holding a 2-1 lead, NBA Live 15 has released their latest weekly roster update.

After helping to fill the void following an injury to Kyrie Irving, Cavs guard Matthew Dellavedova has slowed down MVP Steph Curry while also putting up a 20-point night in a Game Three victory. For his efforts, the gritty guard receives a six-point boost to his on-ball defense rating.

Warriors guard Klay Thompson has helped Golden State stay in the series with several strong offensive performances, including a game-high 34 in Game Two. His overall rating has increased by one point to an 85. ...