Kevin Love takes a deep breath at the foul line, dribbles the ball twice... then turns around and shoots a near-full court free throw. Wait... what?
Yes, an EA Sports' NBA Live 16 glitch has the Cleveland Cavaliers power forward inexplicably shooting a long, long distance free throw into the opposing team's basket, as LeBron James and Kevin Durant simply look on in disbelief.
There are some bugs in the NBA Live 16 demo... (via NeoGAF) pic.twitter.com/2AuHGteU87
— Steve Noah (@Steve_OS) September 21, 2015
The hilarious part of this clip is that King James offers Love a handshake after, as players often do following a teammate's made or missed free throw. Cavs point guard Kyrie Irving doesn't bother, though. The timing for this latest glitch to be exposed couldn't be worse, considering NBA Live 16 hits stores next Tuesday, September 29, and two other glitches from EA Sports' titles were revealed last week.
There was the ridiculous nine-minute fumble recovery between the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers in Madden NFL 16, while FIFA 16 was revealed to have a glitch, in which a goalkeeper danced away from the net during a penalty-kick attempt.
Sheesh. One can't help but think how gamers will respond if one of these glitches affects their game in a closely contested, heated battle. Imagine that game between the Cavs and Oklahoma City Thunder was all tied up with a few seconds left and Love chucked up a free throw in the opposite direction? Then the glitch wouldn't be so funny.
Which title has the worst glitch thus far?
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