NBA 2K11 Picture: TNT? (Rob Jones Mentions it in E3 Video)

[theclownprince]

Quote: Originally Posted by BreakingBentsch

Man can't believe what's going on in here. Nobody noticed the very different camera angle which makes the field use the whole height of the screen? And yeah, players are bigger, but with this angle, court looks much bigger to me too. Next thing: nobody noticed the 5 big black squares on the bottom of the screen to cover the heads of (mainly) the commentators? Now think about that for a while! Pretty impressed everyone in here wonders about the "what if.." but only a handful of people looking at the facts...

To me it looks like those black squares are just the TV monitors that the commentators get to look at.

[Da_Czar]

You guys are fishing in very deep waters tonight... LOL

[DGMikeBarker]

2k did say a TNT guy helped with the presentation

[Bellsprout]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aces15

Exactly. In the picture, the scores are displayed horizontally parallel, while TNT has them vertically parallel in their broadcasts.

Winner, winner. Unless TNT changed their graphics this year, that isn't even close to TNT's score bug. It's in the same place on the screen, I'll give you guys that, but it doesn't look similar at all, really.

[KyotoCarl]

There's too much pixelation when zooming in so there's no way you can tell if there's an official TNT logo or not on the scoreboard.
Looks like they've tried to make it look like a TNT scoreboard at least.

It's pure speculation at this point whether or not there's a TNT logo or not on that scoreboard.

[texbuk84]

can't wait. this is going to be awesome!!

[RIZDRAVER]

Yes, CLEARLY this is the TNT logo.



If anything, all you can kind of tell is that the logo is red and white.....which would lead me to think it's simply the 2K logo.

[eko718]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jonathan_Joseph2000

Is this a TNT image in the scoreboard for NBA 2K11? In the following video, Rob Jones mentions TNT as well.

It's likely just TNT 'style' presentation. If TNT were licensed, they might have mentioned it by now.