David Stoody

There's not much I can say that hasn't already been said. But one thing I would like to add, Besides the fact that the gameplay and functionality itself leaves quite a bit to be desired, and you practically have to be a rocket scientist or brain surgeon to remember all the different controls for all the different types of passes, hop/euro-step moves and so forth. My biggest complaint is that in last year's installment, the Jordan challenge offered 15 different challenges to play. Yet, this year's game, the Kobe challenge only offers seven challenges. And considering the fact that Kobe had 25 games throughout his NBA career, in which he scored at least 50 points or more, I really wish they would have at least matched last year's total of 15 challenges, or better yet, all 25 of Kobe's 50/50+ point games. And I'm being quite generous with the two stars

No disrespect but I think these movie critics take themselves way too seriously sometimes. If you're not up with the times and down with the lingo, you probably won't appreciate all the cameo appearances, and there is a good chance you might get confused with some of the dialogue. But I thought this was a great movie, very entertaining. I might even go as far to say that this was my favorite instalment of all the House Party films. I'm not even a big LeBron James fan, but this movie was put together very well. And it's not my style to dish out spoilers but I thought DC Young Fly aka Vic was hilarious, and kid Cudi may have stolen the show. All in all 8.5-9/10