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NBA STREET V3 introduces an entire new game mode in the form of the Dunk Contest, which contains its very own set of controls. While the controls are unique, they are similar enough to regular trick controls for you to maintain a comfortable sense of familiarity. It works like this: You perform tricks while you're in the air, so as you jump to perform your dunk, you perform trick moves like you normally would by pressing the turbo buttons and different directions with the Right Thumbstick. The tricks are all different, though, since they're all midair dunk tricks, so you'll find yourself rolling the ball down one arm to the next, slipping it between the legs, passing it around your back, etc. Just as important as the tricks themselves is the variety with which you perform them. If you pass it around your back three times and dunk, you won't get much in the way of creativity points, which are necessary for high scores.
Aside from the in-air antics, you can also pass the ball to yourself in creative ways (e.g. bounce it off the backboard, bounce it high in the air between your legs, toss it up high towards the rim, etc.), and these are performed by pressing any of the turbo buttons and the A button. The trick with the self-pass is grabbing it in midair (you need to press the B button to go get the ball and start your dunk).
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If that's not enough, you can also place props in front of you (e.g. a table) to jump over, and you can combine the props with a self-pass that leads to the dunk. Imagine throwing the ball high into the air, and then jumping over a prop to grab the ball, and then finally starting your dunk tricks before slamming the ball home. There's a lot of creativity and replay value here.
Also of note is that the Gamebreakers in-game have now been changed to reflect the new Dunk Contest mechanics. When you perform a Gamebreaker, it's up to you to create the craziest dunk possible just like in the Dunk Contest (sans the props and self-passing, though the Gamebreaker does include possible alley-oop opportunities as your teammates launch themselves around/above you). The better the dunk, the more possible points you can score, so a well-executed Gamebreaker dunk can really swing the game back in your direction or further distance yourself from the competition, while a busted Gamebreaker (you can easily miss the dunk by getting too trick-happy) is a huge lost opportunity.
Again, it's not so much how many new tricks there are, though you're likely to see all sorts of things you haven't seen in either of the two previous STREET games, but it's more how the trick system itself has been changed to further engross you in the game. Tricks are not only easy to perform now, but they're more plentiful and more original (especially with personalized names), while the special tricks in the Dunk Contests and Gamebreakers add a whole new level to master and appreciate. Now go get to it!
