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FastBreak Pro Basketball 3 (FBPB3) reminds you that a sports-text sim doesn’t have to be able to do everything in order to provide a good gaming experience. Like a dependable, gritty power forward in basketball, FBPB3 may not be flashy or even revolutionary, but what it does, it does well. Released in 2013, FBPB3 is the latest from Brian Nichols, the creator of FastBreak Pro Basketball and FastBreak College Basketball series of text-sim games. Distributed by GreyDog Software, FBPB3 is one of the deepest and most realistic pro basketball simulators on the market. However, it’s not without a few shortcomings. So, let’s take a peak under the hood and see what this game has to offer.

Reviewer’s Note: This game was reviewed using the latest available version, 3.0.22 Graphics/User Interface FBPB3’s user interface is very clean and approachable. The home-page known as the “Hot Seat” is well laid out. Most menus that you’ll need are just a quick click away, and you don’t have to spend too much time digging for information you need. Also, the game nicely utilizes a simple color scheme to show you how good a player is at present and the max potential of that player according to your scout. This makes it quick and easy to see who is good and who is not on your roster or any other.

Player cards are also well-designed. A series of blue bars indicate the player’s current ability and scouted potential. You also have access to not only a bevy of statistics, including more advanced player metrics, but you can also quickly find out interesting information like the player’s injury history, achievements and present contract. However, FBPB3’s graphics and user interface are not without a few limitations. First, I ran into a couple of interface bugs (i.e. Run-time errors) that caused the game to suddenly close. Thankfully, this was definitely more the exception than the rule, but you’d be wise to save your game regularly.