NBA 2K10 Roster Update for 2012 Season (PS3)
PS3 (NTSC) Rosters
The rosters I edited are CrazyKitchenGuy's roster (http://www.operationsports.com/forum...2-rosters.html). He already did the bulk of the work by creating all of the missing players and assigning each player to the correct team.
Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?8r4692xi124x3vs (last updated 3/28/12 [after Derek Fisher to Thunder and more])
Edits:
-updated rotations for all teams w/ correct starting 5's and approximate minute distribution (rounded off to the 5's, ex: 35min, 25min, 10min)
-finished ratings for: ALL TEAMS, and many free agents
-edited signature shots for around 40 players, edited a few layup packages, dribble moves, etc.
-updated all players' ages
-appearance/gear tweaks for some players (mainly rookies)
-ignored current injuries EXCEPT Greg Oden because he's been out for so long its hard to know how much playing time he'd even get or what his rating should be
Instructions: For those who do not how to get the file onto their PS3
...Here are the steps:
1. First, make sure your USB flash drive is formatted as FAT32 (most are already formatted this way), since the PS3 only reads that type of USB format. (Follow this video on how to format it as FAT32: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8CDvoodIX4)
2. Do not have any other folders other than the PS3 folder and its contents on the flash drive.
3. Put USB flash drive into your computer and in it create a folder called "PS3" (without the quotations of course).
4. Within the PS3 folder, create another folder called "SAVEDATA".
5. Download my roster file and unzip it using Winrar (something else may work too). Copy the folder that you unzip and paste it into the SAVEDATA folder on your flash drive that you just made.
6. Remove the USB driver and put into your PS3.
7. Go to Game in the PS3 menu and then up to Saved Data Utility.
8. Select Saved Data Utility then Then select "USB Device" which should be listed two down in the list.
9. Go to the roster file, hit triangle, then select copy.
10. Once you've copied the filed, the roster filed should show up in NBA 2K10 the next time you go to load a roster.
In case of confusion or if it doesn't work, double check by watching this video which explains how to do this all (not specifically for NBA 2K10 but for all file copying since it does not differ):
The rosters I edited are CrazyKitchenGuy's roster (http://www.operationsports.com/forum...2-rosters.html). He already did the bulk of the work by creating all of the missing players and assigning each player to the correct team.
Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?8r4692xi124x3vs (last updated 3/28/12 [after Derek Fisher to Thunder and more])
Edits:
-updated rotations for all teams w/ correct starting 5's and approximate minute distribution (rounded off to the 5's, ex: 35min, 25min, 10min)
-finished ratings for: ALL TEAMS, and many free agents
-edited signature shots for around 40 players, edited a few layup packages, dribble moves, etc.
-updated all players' ages
-appearance/gear tweaks for some players (mainly rookies)
-ignored current injuries EXCEPT Greg Oden because he's been out for so long its hard to know how much playing time he'd even get or what his rating should be
Instructions: For those who do not how to get the file onto their PS3
...Here are the steps:
1. First, make sure your USB flash drive is formatted as FAT32 (most are already formatted this way), since the PS3 only reads that type of USB format. (Follow this video on how to format it as FAT32: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8CDvoodIX4)
2. Do not have any other folders other than the PS3 folder and its contents on the flash drive.
3. Put USB flash drive into your computer and in it create a folder called "PS3" (without the quotations of course).
4. Within the PS3 folder, create another folder called "SAVEDATA".
5. Download my roster file and unzip it using Winrar (something else may work too). Copy the folder that you unzip and paste it into the SAVEDATA folder on your flash drive that you just made.
6. Remove the USB driver and put into your PS3.
7. Go to Game in the PS3 menu and then up to Saved Data Utility.
8. Select Saved Data Utility then Then select "USB Device" which should be listed two down in the list.
9. Go to the roster file, hit triangle, then select copy.
10. Once you've copied the filed, the roster filed should show up in NBA 2K10 the next time you go to load a roster.
In case of confusion or if it doesn't work, double check by watching this video which explains how to do this all (not specifically for NBA 2K10 but for all file copying since it does not differ):
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