#NBA LIVE 18 COMPANION APP FOR ANDROID#

Well, the device taking the image was either a PlayStation Camera or Kinect 2.0 plugged into a console. After I the posted video of my frustration, I got approximately 7,256 tweets and comments telling me the brick wall background in my living room was the problem. It also did not work at all for me or many others. NBA 2K15's face-scanning was a crapshoot. Usually I play as a shooting guard because I can't be bothered to play defense, rebound or learn the post controls. Hey, I can play ball with that! I'm figuring with that kind of a gourd, though, I'm gonna have to be a power forward. This is my very first attempt, shot in my office against a blank wall with the window blinds open and fluorescent overhead lighting. There's also a tutorial video if you're having trouble. While I can't speak to the Android version's capabilities, using my iPhone 6 was about as easy as it looked when the app was demoed at E3 2015, minus a couple of lock-ups that were easily resolved by dismissing the program and restarting it.

#NBA LIVE 18 COMPANION APP FOR ANDROID#

It launched for Android devices first (which I don't have) and I'd heard rumblings about problems late in the day on Monday, so I braced for the worst. The app isВ available for Android and iOS devices. After a one-week delay, NBA Live 16's face-scanning app hit mobile storefronts yesterday, and you know what? It's not half-bad! Certainly nowhere close to the trainwreck of an experience I had trying to get my noggin scanned into NBA 2K15 last year.

Nba live 18 companion app