: Players were categorized into skill levels—standard, star, and superstar—which determined the complexity and flashiness of the moves they could perform.
: Often cited as the highlight of the "All-Star Weekend" mode, this featured a deep, customizable system for performing complex dunks. NBA Live 07 Review - Gaming Nexus
A secondary but highly interesting feature was the , which highlighted an "underappreciated" role player or sixth man at the start of each game.
: Special moves like windmill dunks or fadeaway jumpers were mapped to the right analog stick. Basic moves used simple directional inputs, while elite moves required "quarter-circle" or "half-circle" rotations.
: You could toggle between roles like High Flyer , Playmaker , or Inside Scorer mid-game using the shoulder buttons to adapt to the defensive situation. The "X-Factor" Feature
: If this player stayed involved and found a rhythm, their indicator would flash, temporarily granting them elite "Superstar" freestyle abilities.
: NBA Live 07 was the first in the series to fully integrate the ESPN license , providing a media center with real-world news, audio recaps, and video updates every 20 minutes.
