NBA 2K12: The Official Little Things Thread!

[OSUFan_88]

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After dunking over Bargnani with Russ Westbrook, Russ kissed his biceps.

[Gosens6]

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I was playing the Wilt Chamberlain greatest games challenge, I was in the 4th dominating with Wilt, and while my Lakers were on D the crowd started chanting, "CHAMBERLAIN! CHAMBERLAIN!" I know the MVP chant was in last year but I hadn't heard this chant when my team was on D.

[Goffs]

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yeah playing the legends game is just a blast I just wish they gave us the option of playing home or away.

Like for example Chamberlain challenge played in NY instead in LA. This would give us more variety.

[SouthBeach]

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I'm not sure about this one. But I was playing Mavs vs. Heat last night and I saw an open lane to the bucket.

Burst to the lane, tried performing a Euro Step as Dirk got in position to block my layup, and instead of the typical "big step to the right, big step to the left, finish", it was almost as if Wade saw Dirk and adjusted his Euro Step to avoid Dirk.

So it became more of a "quick step to the right, big step to the left, finish" type deal.

So basically, there ARE a bunch of different Euro Steps. I'm not sure if they're player specific, but it sure seems like it. (see. Manu in the Controls Trailer)

(I'll see if I can record the video later today)

[ricanbxbomba]

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I just heard: "RIGHT BETWEEN THE EYES!"

Triple OT MyPlayer game.. my first start too (Melo got injured)

Now back to the game..

Edit: We lost..

[Eman5805]

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Just had Greg Oden screen two players at once. Not by design of course, but it was still beautiful. Then I got a shooting foul without releasing the ball and my player started pumping his fist with the ball in his hands.

Such a beautiful sequence.

[neptuneniq]

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I'm not sure about this one. But I was playing Mavs vs. Heat last night and I saw an open lane to the bucket.

Burst to the lane, tried performing a Euro Step as Dirk got in position to block my layup, and instead of the typical "big step to the right, big step to the left, finish", it was almost as if Wade saw Dirk and adjusted his Euro Step to avoid Dirk.

So it became more of a "quick step to the right, big step to the left, finish" type deal.

So basically, there ARE a bunch of different Euro Steps. I'm not sure if they're player specific, but it sure seems like it. (see. Manu in the Controls Trailer)

(I'll see if I can record the video later today)

u can change ur shot in the air, or in some instances...it will change for you depending on contact or the situation

pretty dope

[caml17]

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I was playing with the Bulls, in Chicago against my buddy and was blowing him out something like 20-6 at the end of the first Q.

Clark Kellog: "We're encountering a BLOWout here in windy city!"

[jmood88]

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The return of the intro movie, I think 2k6 was the last time they had one.

I was playing against Cleveland and the PA announcer was singing happy birthday to some guy named Matty.

[Mr_Riddick]

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The return of the intro movie, I think 2k6 was the last time they had one.

I was playing against Cleveland and the PA announcer was singing happy birthday to some guy named Matty.

wow that's awesome...

[The Senator]

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Benny the Bull was firing off the t-shirt gun, but instead of the closer angle I've typically seen, it was shown from a nosebleed shot. This is significant due to the fact that wherever he fired a shirt, the fans in the general vicinity would all jump to catch it. Such a tiny, unnecessary, yet completely beautiful and disbelief-suspending detail that made it look that much more like actual footage.

[Gotmadskillzson]

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I'm not sure about this one. But I was playing Mavs vs. Heat last night and I saw an open lane to the bucket.

Burst to the lane, tried performing a Euro Step as Dirk got in position to block my layup, and instead of the typical "big step to the right, big step to the left, finish", it was almost as if Wade saw Dirk and adjusted his Euro Step to avoid Dirk.

So it became more of a "quick step to the right, big step to the left, finish" type deal.

So basically, there ARE a bunch of different Euro Steps. I'm not sure if they're player specific, but it sure seems like it. (see. Manu in the Controls Trailer)

(I'll see if I can record the video later today)

Yeah they say it in training camp it is a huge VARIETY of EVERY move depending on that player's agility. More agile players will have more variations depending on the situation they facing.

[seasprite]

Made a turnaround jumper at the buzzer and it was sent to replay. Felt like I was watching an actual game when it went to review.........the little things

[celticfang]

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yeah playing the legends game is just a blast I just wish they gave us the option of playing home or away.

Like for example Chamberlain challenge played in NY instead in LA. This would give us more variety.

Adding to that, give us those team's courts too and era rules?

One other little thing I've noticed, the intro videos (already mentioned)

[VDusen04]

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I hit an end-of-quarter buzzer beater with player Steve Kerr and color man Steve Kerr said something like, "Now that's how you end a quarter." Clark Kellogg then chimed in with "You'd know all about that, wouldn't you?" I think it was a coincidental exchange, but it worked given the circumstance.

Also, during the Kareem challenge, one of the commentators mentioned how amazing it was Kareem could play as many minutes as he did while having to carry Lanier and Walton up and down the court, a clear ode to Kareem's line in Airplane.