Difference between revisions of "NBAVG.org"
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| − | NBAVG.org (formerly NBA Live Stuff, nbalive.org and sometimes referred to as .org) is an NBA video game website currently focusing on the [[ | + | NBAVG.org (formerly NBA Live Stuff, nbalive.org and sometimes referred to as .org or dotorg) is an NBA video game website currently focusing on the [[NBA 2K]] series. It was established in 1999 by [[Ben Bailey]] under the name NBA Live Stuff and later merged with [[NBA Live World]] to become nbalive.org. After the release of [[NBA Live 07]] PC, the site changed its focus and sought to cover other NBA video games aside from [[NBA Live]] while continuing to offer file hosting to NBA Live [[patchers]]. It is currently located at www.nbavg.org, with its new name being an abbreviation of '''NBA Video Games'''. |
The site has hosted several talented patchmakers throughout the years including [[Tony Huml]] and [[DANet]], who represented the site at the [[NBA Live 2005]] [[Community Event]]. | The site has hosted several talented patchmakers throughout the years including [[Tony Huml]] and [[DANet]], who represented the site at the [[NBA Live 2005]] [[Community Event]]. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
| − | *[http://www.nbavg.org nbavg.org | + | *[http://www.nbavg.org nbavg.org] |
Revision as of 15:49, 23 November 2008
NBAVG.org (formerly NBA Live Stuff, nbalive.org and sometimes referred to as .org or dotorg) is an NBA video game website currently focusing on the NBA 2K series. It was established in 1999 by Ben Bailey under the name NBA Live Stuff and later merged with NBA Live World to become nbalive.org. After the release of NBA Live 07 PC, the site changed its focus and sought to cover other NBA video games aside from NBA Live while continuing to offer file hosting to NBA Live patchers. It is currently located at www.nbavg.org, with its new name being an abbreviation of NBA Video Games.
The site has hosted several talented patchmakers throughout the years including Tony Huml and DANet, who represented the site at the NBA Live 2005 Community Event.
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