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Weird thing about this though I have seen 3 different players, all from the same country, with the same exact name and appearence. One was a center and the other two were power fowards with the same weight, height, name, everything. I dont know if my game cloned them or something but it was really odd.Comment
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Alright, I'm definitely picking this game back up tomorrow. I downloaded the demo just now for fun, to see what I thought after having not played this game in well over a year. And well, it's still amazing. Just playing the demo of it makes me want it again, lol. I'm not a big fan of going back to old sports titles and playing them. I'm always playing the new ones. But considering EA's lack of quality in their NCAA Basketball series, and 2k not developing College Hoops anymore, nothing else I can do except pick this classic back up.
There is one gripe I would probably have though. The commentary is outdated now. When playing the demo, the play by play commentator said something about how everyone expected UNC to get past Georgetown in the 2007 tourney. So, it'll be a little annoying hearing them talk about things that happened for a team in their 2007 season, considering it's 2010 now in real life, but I can get passed that easily.
Anyway, can't wait to get a legacy rolling!Indianapolis Colts
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Alright, I'm definitely picking this game back up tomorrow. I downloaded the demo just now for fun, to see what I thought after having not played this game in well over a year. And well, it's still amazing. Just playing the demo of it makes me want it again, lol. I'm not a big fan of going back to old sports titles and playing them. I'm always playing the new ones. But considering EA's lack of quality in their NCAA Basketball series, and 2k not developing College Hoops anymore, nothing else I can do except pick this classic back up.
There is one gripe I would probably have though. The commentary is outdated now. When playing the demo, the play by play commentator said something about how everyone expected UNC to get past Georgetown in the 2007 tourney. So, it'll be a little annoying hearing them talk about things that happened for a team in their 2007 season, considering it's 2010 now in real life, but I can get passed that easily.
Anyway, can't wait to get a legacy rolling!Comment
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Commentary is actually pretty good. Even though the game is three years old, you won't be bothered by some of the outdated things mentioned even though they aren't much. Any presentation negatives will be quickly diminish once you see the Weekly Wrap up show, Selection Sunday show and the other shows.Indianapolis Colts
Indiana Pacers
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Does anyone still do sim-only legacies? I want to fire one up but the sim engine is so-so in this game. Is the gamecast thing more accurate when simming? I've never tried it somehow."You make your name in the regular season, and your fame in the postseason." - Clyde Frazier
"Beware of geeks bearing formulas." - Warren BuffetComment
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I'm a gamecast sim-only guy, I don't really like coach mode or the gameplay (too glitchy, unrealistic and time-consuming). Straight sim is complete junk because the CPU doesn't know how to manage rotations or guys with foul trouble.
Gamecast is good feature (get control over playing time, tempo, pressure, fast breaking, board crashing, timeouts, and it is a big time saver) but the management of late-game situations is almost disregarded (no intentional foul button, no clock draining, weird shots taken at inappropriate times, foul shots don't get taken with 0:00 on the clock), can't see opponent's ratings in-game and you can't change defenses or turn the press on/off so you're stuck with your coach settings in some cases.
Not a game-killer for me though as most of my games end in a blowout with me on the winning end and Gamecast is just the best way for me to get game results in a timely, relatively accurate manner with a semblance of control. Wish 2K Sports would have patched the thing, with a few minor improvements the thing would be perfect. You should try it at least once.Comment
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^^ Cool, good info. How long does it take you to GameCast each game?
Also, are you saying you usually end up blowing the other team out with GC?Last edited by ehh; 03-22-2010, 12:22 PM."You make your name in the regular season, and your fame in the postseason." - Clyde Frazier
"Beware of geeks bearing formulas." - Warren BuffetComment
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9-11 minutes for blowouts, 13-15 minutes for the closer games (lead within 10 points). I can get through 3 games with gamecast in the time it would take to play or coach mode an entire game.Last edited by Jenkins; 03-22-2010, 12:26 PM.Comment
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No, I play very weak non-conf schedules and am by far the best team in my conference (at least 5 points overall better than the 2nd best team) so blowouts would likely happen anyway. In fact I go 12 deep and my some of my bench guys minutes are in the vicinity of my starters. Blowouts are more a result of superiority over an opponent rather than the game mode.Last edited by Jenkins; 03-22-2010, 12:33 PM.Comment
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I just finished a great game for my team. Freshman Mandy Pearson had 23 points and was beasting it all game. With about 15 seconds left in the game, Pearson got a fast break and slammed it down with a hard dunk. After that dunk, the whole crowd started chanting "he's a freshman". That was really cool.
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I just finished a great game for my team. Freshman Mandy Pearson had 23 points and was beasting it all game. With about 15 seconds left in the game, Pearson got a fast break and slammed it down with a hard dunk. After that dunk, the whole crowd started chanting "he's a freshman". That was really cool.
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