NBA 2k24 New Technology feature

[49UNCFan]

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I wonder if this is similar to what was used in Indiana Jones to make him younger

[Justonepost]

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They can use all the fancy tech they want but the engine simply doesn't allow for fast, responsive gameplay and animations.

It's slow and sluggish. You move the stick and a fraction of a second later the player responds on screen.

Other basketball games have shown 1:1 control is possible.

2K doesn't compare.

[djflock]

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Dump VC micro transactions too

I get why you would WANT this but im curious as to why you would think they would ever just decide to cut this revenue stream.

[ZoneSix]

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Sounds good, but I'm keeping my expectations low.

[tharealcstylez]

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Yooooo I don’t know if anybody seen the fifa 24 gameplay trailer but they have this new tech called hyper motion V and I think that’s the same tech 2k is using but they are calling it Pro Play. Check it out. Link below

https://youtu.be/eUqkibPzW3s

[Junior Moe]

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Yooooo I don’t know if anybody seen the fifa 24 gameplay trailer but they have this new tech called hyper motion V and I think that’s the same tech 2k is using but they are calling it Pro Play. Check it out. Link below











https://youtu.be/eUqkibPzW3s

If 2Ks Proplay is anything like this then 2K24 could be really good. I do wonder though if any footage can be used, or if it has to be captured with special cameras before hand.

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[tharealcstylez]

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If 2Ks Proplay is anything like this then 2K24 could be really good. I do wonder though if any footage can be used, or if it has to be captured with special cameras before hand.

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Why wouldn’t the footage be able to use? The nba owns it lol. If anything this tech should work better because it’s only 10 player interactions. All those cameras they have in a real arena, they should be blue to capture all the angles

[Goffs]

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Yooooo I don’t know if anybody seen the fifa 24 gameplay trailer but they have this new tech called hyper motion V and I think that’s the same tech 2k is using but they are calling it Pro Play. Check it out. Link below





https://youtu.be/eUqkibPzW3s

Now we're talking. This to me is next gen. If 2k is using some sort of tech like this it would be good gamechanger. Not all players run the same way....still want to see Jocic signature lazy run down the court. Guess we can just wait and see.

[Junior Moe]

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Why wouldn’t the footage be able to use? The nba owns it lol. If anything this tech should work better because it’s only 10 player interactions. All those cameras they have in a real arena, they should be blue to capture all the angles

There was a part in the FC 24 video around the 1:17 mark where the guy mentions how there are cameras in the actual stadiums that they are using. It could be regular old cameras or maybe some proprietary tech that has to be installed beforehand. I don't know, obviously. Hopefully any footage can be translated over. That would be great for capturing old NBA footage and translating that in game.

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[The 24th Letter]

NBA 2k24 New Technology feature

Now we're talking. This to me is next gen. If 2k is using some sort of tech like this it would be good gamechanger. Not all players run the same way....still want to see Jocic signature lazy run down the court. Guess we can just wait and see.

Jokics run is in 2k23 lol

I get what you’re saying though

If they can capture 1200 different styles IN FC imagine the 450 in the NBA along with signature shots…

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[Pray_iv_m3rcy]

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Yooooo I don’t know if anybody seen the fifa 24 gameplay trailer but they have this new tech called hyper motion V and I think that’s the same tech 2k is using but they are calling it Pro Play. Check it out. Link below





https://youtu.be/eUqkibPzW3s

Now this definitely has me intrigued. 2k also has a much better fluid animation system than EA.

[Pray_iv_m3rcy]

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I'm surprised by the amount of people dismissing this technology.

We already saw what it can do with the jump shots in 2k23. Some came out better than others, but I would say nearly all of the new jumpers were captured using this technology that they look to be expanding on into 2k24. I don't think it's any coincidence that our one confirmed mo-capped set of animations by Devin Booker were probably the worst of the bunch as far as feeling like they were done at game speed.

You can even compare the new pull-ups and step backs they added to Book's and you see and feel the difference there as well. They just need to add more to some packages to get rid of the generics that are tied to some of them.

I see people talking about running and walking styles and we got some of those in 2k23 as well. Much like the pull-ups and stepbacks though, they need to flesh these out. Some just have a walk, some just have a jog and for a bulk of them, the sprint animation looks and feels the same.

2k23 was a great step, really excited to see how far they go with this in 2k24.

How do you know they used this new tech in 2k23? Especially considering that now they are advertising this as a new feature for 2k24.

[Antonioshellz]

NBA 2k24 New Technology feature

I’m hoping the animation fluidity is similar to what was shown in that initial Jordan challenge trailer for 2K23 when he hit that shot over Russell. I’m hoping that was a glimpse into the new technology.


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[scottyp180]

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What has me excited is that it's been a long time since there was a big gameplay feature in a new 2k. If you look at the back of the box bullet points (or product page) for the last few years or so (I went back as far as 2k19), the gameplay sections are very generic, like they knew they had nothing to hype up.

I don't want to get my hopes too high but, at the very least, this doesn't sound like a typical run of the mill gameplay update with some new animations and tweaked controls. This could potentially impact both the look and feel of the game, which are two areas that have needed a refreshm

[WALTERBERRYPAOK]

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I saw the easports fc24 volumetric tech. It's surely the same. You know that replays in the slam dunk contest where the camera view moves in 360 degrees. They're using hundreds of cameras. Amazing tech but I'm a little cautious because it's difficult to incorporate the new technology with the existing gameplay.

If it was a new game from the ground up, I would be more ptimistic