[J_Posse]

Quote: Originally Posted by Beluba

So essentially, 2K is already running on a brand new engine... and an ever evolving one. Now, over the last couple years, the team has done a great job pushing 2K basketball further and resolving several of the issues that have plagued the series since we moved to this console gen. But there are obviously still several aspects of the game ("engine") that we weren't happy with after 2K10. When I talked to the guys about coming back, we discussed the state of the game and what needed changing. Everyone was on the same page and I was happy to hear that steps had already been taken to begin addressing my concerns. Anyway, a lot of the legacy problems that you guys have griped about are ancient history to us. 2K11 is a facelift year for gameplay in several ways, and we're excited for you guys to see our new face.

It's nice to hear you clear up many of those misconceptions that remain since you left and then returned to Visual Concepts. I think any person that goes back and plays the last solely developed NBA 2K on PS2 or XBox and then throws in NBA 2K10 sees that they are night and day in comparison.

The series has come along way in many aspects since NBA 2K6, and I'm sure that it will continue to improve under the eye of you, Rob Jones and the rest of Visual Concepts (basketball). I'm really anxious to see how the series has moved even further this upcoming season. But, please tell me y'all haven't changed your face to look like the "cat woman," Meg Ryan or Lil' Kim....