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Friends will receive 5,000 Event Kash and 5 Premium Shuffles. The team will be on the lookout for those exceptional creators that upload 9th anniversary themed video content. One very special video will be selected to receive a Premium Character and 30,000 Event Kash! Planning for the Freestyle 2, 9th anniversary was done with one, single focus in mind… to give back to the community and to say thanks for all the support FreeStyle 2: Street Basketball has received. This could not have been possible without this amazing community!Check the official website for more information related to the ‘FreeStyle 2: Street Basketball’ update and events!Official FreeStyle 2: Street Basketball Links:Official Website: Facebook Page: YouTube Channel: 2: Street Basketball on Steam: JoycityJoycity Corporation is a premier game developer and publisher that specializes in games across all platforms for the global market. Some well-received mobile titles from Joycity include Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War developed in collaboration with Disney, Gunship Battle: Total Warfare, and Game of Dice. Joycity’s diverse game portfolio also includes the FreeStyle street sports games on PC and consoles, with the latest entry to the franchise being 3on3 FreeStyle: Rebound on Steam. For more information, visit

Niantic has created some of the most popular augmented reality games like Ingress and Pokémon Go. But this week the company is launching a new title called NBA All-World that might be the best application of its location-based tech to date.For people who have played one of Niantic’s previous titles, NBA All-World features a very familiar formula. After installing the free app (available on Android and iOS), you are given a starter player and from there you can use the in-game map to navigate to real-world locations in order to collect items, earn cash or battle other players. The big twist for NBA All-World is that, instead of visiting random points of interest to battle others, you’ll need to visit real-world basketball courts to earn your spot on local leaderboards. And, of course, there’s a roster of big-name ballers like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Paul George to collect.That might not sound like a major change, but it results in some very notable differences in how you play the game. The first is that instead of hanging out on random street corners like you often do while raiding in Pokémon Go, the need to go to local courts makes NBA All-World feel more grounded in reality. That’s important because Niantic says there’s actually very little overlap between people who play its other titles and more traditional sports gamers (just 10 percent according to Niantic senior producer Marcus Matthews). And after years of people playing basketball game series like NBA2K (or my personal favorite NBA Street) at home, Niantic sees All-World as one of the first games that encourages players to get off the couch and go back outside.Because you have to physically go to real courts to take part in battles, NBA All-World feels better connected to the basketball community at large.