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  • nccomicfan
    MVP
    • May 2006
    • 1530

    #31
    Re: New to OS, but old school 2K player thinking of going to Live....

    Originally posted by michaeljordanjr
    Just how deep of an understanding do you have about what simulation is?

    Because if you think 2k7 is the best sports game ever made, which was far from a perfect simulation then you're in the twilight zone when it comes to this years games.

    Why Live has garnered so much attention is the innovation in the basketball genre. The simulation genre. 2K10 just doesnt have it. If you buy a game based on prettier looking graphics and for commentators that say "whoa" on every put back jam then buy 2K.

    If you want to feel like you're playing real life basketball then get NBA Live 10. It's simply the closest we've ever seen and most of you need to take off your 2K goggles, they're obscuring your simulation comprehension.
    I just got home so sorry it took me so long to respond to this. I'm a 39 year old gamer, I'm nobody's fanboy and I don't own any goggles. I made a decision based on what is the best, most consistent title for my 60(or in this rare case, 100)dollars. Live has improved, I'm far from hating on it.However, even from the demo and watching videos, you can tell there is alot of things still missing or in need of fleshing out.

    As I said elsewhere, I respect anyone who switches to Live this year and I'm sure I'll get it down the road on sale as a companion/change of pace to 2k. I do not feel the need to knock anyone for going to Live from day one and you should give serious thought to doing to same for us 2k players.

    You called Pared a fanboy...I believe the word is MODERATOR

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    • jauron
      Rookie
      • Sep 2003
      • 53

      #32
      Re: New to OS, but old school 2K player thinking of going to Live....

      I've owned every 2K since...2K. This morning, I had every intention of buying Live based on my research on these forums. When I got to the register, I lost my nerve and went for the familiarity of 2K. Although I play enough video B-ball, I still consider myself mid-level at best, as far as basketball knowledge and gaming skill.

      For me, 2K was probably the right choice. I love the graphics and presentation. I even love the easy alley-oops for now (I will slider-them-out when the season actually starts).

      I plan on renting Live for a more thorough eval than I got from the demo. I did the same thing last year, and was very tempted to purchase, but lost the final household vote.

      I have to say I'm pleased that the decision is as difficult as it was today. That represents a good day for ALL gamers!

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