NBA 2K10 Demo Roundtable

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  • HiTEqMETHOD
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    • Sep 2008
    • 209

    #16
    Originally posted by TheFiasco87
    Playing a simple 2-3 defense stops most easy inside buckets, thats atleast what I've found.
    That and just staying in front of your man.... I like hearing about the different perspectives with these reviews/roundtables but I've honestly never had a problem with playing defense in 2k9. I control the man guarding the ball handler most of the time or switch between positions and rotate my man over manually. It is somewhat hard at first but once you get the muscle memory it should become second nature switching between 2-3 players in a few seconds to positions them in the correct area with your opponent driving the lane.

    Maybe that's too hard for some people (it was for me at first) but since you technically can stop drives into the lane or people just going in for layups/dunks I don't see how it's a problem. Anyone who cares to learn can easily do so.

    Now playing online via team up should be even easier because as long as you have a team set up that knows how to player b-ball (that's what my crew seems to be for) you don't even have to worry about switching between numerous players to play D seeing as how your user controlled teammates can do it for you.

    I thought being able to switch between multiple defenders and position them before the cut man can make it to the rim was something that was common place amongst b-ball gamers, seeing as how the AI doesn't rotate correctly for you I thought this was a work a round that people used regularly, but I guess I was wrong.
    I'm all for APF going PES on EA (acronyms FTW!)

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    • BedBug
      Banned
      • Feb 2009
      • 16

      #17
      Just be thankful you at least have 2 choices to make when buying a basketball game. I personally think the choice between 2k and Live is ridiculously obvious but who really cares. WHAT REALLY SUCKS is the fact that I can't bouce back and forth between my two fave sports. I hate that I can't play a few games of football and basketball because of a few ******* who can't take good competition.

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      • jiggamayne03
        Rookie
        • Jul 2008
        • 9

        #18
        well besides the "pistons parade in june" comment i thought this article was good. the demo is a nice teaser for what we'll see on tuesday. only thing i wish was that they focus on defense one year,defense was so difficult in 2K9 and it still is.

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        • gtmizundastood
          Rookie
          • Jan 2009
          • 27

          #19
          Originally posted by Smokez4DAyz
          I must be one of the few people who played good-great defense in 2k9, I would stop All action in my lane, no dunks at all, and I used many teams. 2K always does right by me. Nice write up, but somethings sell themselves, NBA2K10 is that. Live has no defense, no spacing, all dunks all the time, how anyone would want that...live10 doesn't compete. And gamers with both games know it. Gameplay rules.
          I agree I had excellent defense human and AI in 2k9. I also love isomotion. I am very good with Isomotion. I also love the demo. I am able to hold the opposing Offense with the Lakers or the Magic to some fairly realistic shot percentages. Isomotion is nothing more than just doing the actual dribble moves with the stick. I was a Live head until the 360 hit the market. It just feels so arcade, and it should be absolute cheeser heaven.
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          • toolified
            Rookie
            • Dec 2008
            • 10

            #20
            this year it's 2K that'll win out in the battle of b-ball games, but next year could be very tight in terms of gameplay if these roundtables are anything to go by. 2K's My Player mode, assuming that it's implemented well, is a big selling point this season, which definitely gives it a further edge over Live.

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            • DustinT
              Big Dummy
              • Nov 2004
              • 1933

              #21
              We all know that the retail version is better than the demo. I can't base my thoughts on it yet, because I think the demo is terrible, it just doesn't feel right.
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              • rdlkilla2k
                Rookie
                • Oct 2009
                • 9

                #22
                Please listen to my comment! I have the actual game and played and speaking of a basketball fan THIS IS THE REALEST BBALL GAME EVER! The game has changed so much defensively and offensively and the graphics is sick in HDMI. They paid attention to the littlest detail... you can flop,walk the dog(roll the ball down court from out of bounds) ,Fake double teams, double block animation, better controlled isomotion, better playbooks. Intros are nice and you can customize your own music like 2k5. OMG i had a tear in my eye playing this game. And Kobe and Lebron is super sick!!!..........psssst......... U can lob it off the backboard to your teammate..(whistles) the facial animations are beautiful too. I cant wait for Live also...but i think both game are going to be good,,,,,i dont wanna compare em cause they both are different.

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                • dstout22
                  Rookie
                  • Oct 2009
                  • 1

                  #23
                  A demo is a demo. To read all of these posts(this is a generalization i know) about huge complainers acting like it is the "END OF 2K" is amusing but... dumb, for a lack of better words. The demo is just a peek into what the game will really offer... and in no way is it a finished product. So for the bashers, you are like someone who critiques a painting before it is finished. Settle down and remember, these games are for fun.

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                  • emo_nerd73
                    Rookie
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 15

                    #24
                    nice article
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                    you know they're there, but they're best left unfelt"

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