NBA 2K10 Videos (IGN)

[inkpimp007]

the audio was a nice improvement. With that said the game and gameplay is just okay, looks like 2K9.5. They just seem to be playing it safe to me I dunno. I did notice to many long passes not being keyed on by the D, but i don't know what level this was played on.

Yeah I'm not feeling it so far with these vids.

[abuC]

Wasn't impressed at all, especially how the Lakers ran their offense.

[foofighter2455]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

Overall the movement looks very sluggish and I can tell from the video that there is till no dribbling control and there is no real ability to beat your man off the dribble. One thing Live did great this year is add signature DRIBBLING moves and crossovers - players in Live actually MOVE like themselves - looking at these 2k10 vids, all the players pretty much dribble the same and like I said there are no size-up moves or one-on-one moves AT ALL. 2k completely lacks the 1-on-1 game. 1-on-1 play is a big part of nba basketball, but 2k has completely ignored it for years.

You do realize that the two guys playing didn't use isomotion or post moves or anything....

[blues rocker]

I am actually a 2k guy and have played 2k exclusively until this year, but I have grown tired of many of 2k's flaws and their refusal to add control and fix their weaknesses. I have seen Live add things that 2k should've added years ago, and Live has surpassed 2k in some areas at this point (mostly dribbling control).

These 2k videos just look so stale and sluggish compared to what I've seen of Live. And this is coming from a 2k guy. I am just being honest. Overall 2k just feels very slow and sluggish to me - the animations are too slow and unresponsive. The nba is full of amazing athletes with lightning speed, but I wouldn't know it by watching 2k - they all move like they're old geezers and every just looks unresponsive.

[TheKasmar]

Quote: Originally Posted by blues rocker

Overall the movement looks very sluggish and I can tell from the video that there is till no dribbling control and there is no real ability to beat your man off the dribble. One thing Live did great this year is add signature DRIBBLING moves and crossovers - players in Live actually MOVE like themselves - looking at these 2k10 vids, all the players pretty much dribble the same and like I said there are no size-up moves or one-on-one moves AT ALL. 2k completely lacks the 1-on-1 game. 1-on-1 play is a big part of nba basketball, but 2k has completely ignored it for years.

You do have dribbling control in 2k and players do have their own dribbling moves right down to the crossover. The 1 on 1 game will be there. The Cavs user chose not to use the size-up or 1 on 1 moves.

[abuC]

Quote: Originally Posted by foofighter2455

You do realize that the two guys playing didn't use isomotion or post moves or anything....

The Lakers were computer controlled.

[bodex14]

ooh im loving it...gimme some more...gimme some more....

[foofighter2455]

Quote: Originally Posted by abuC

The Lakers were computer controlled.

Now that the nitpickers are about... point BEING... there is isomotion, sizeup, and post moves that you didn't see and have been in the game for YEARS.