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Quote: Originally Posted by CS10029

I think the educated consumer would read up on both titles and see what they have improved upon. With that said, an entirely new control systems that will be much more intuitive, beats MJ being in a game, IMO. Letting me play through his career moments will be fun one time and then it's like, well time to go play my season. The CONTROLS of a game are THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT.

At this point in time, we can draw real generalizations of 2K's controls as opposed to assumptions around revamped Live 11 controls. We can assume both will make advancements, but one product has been consistently solid control-wise. (Make a guess.) We know one product will control like real basketball.

And you are trying to downplay the Jordan factor. Not possible. Unless you are under 20 years old and have no waning memory of classic Jordan moments.

I must admit, I did consider buying Live 11, taking it home to DL NBA Jam with the code, then trading it in same day for 2K 11...But filling EA Sports coffers with one red cent makes my stomach turn...