NBA 2K11 Screen Grab: No TNT Logo (Via Derrick Rose)

[jfsolo]

I wonder if someone in marketing is freaking out in their cubicle about D. Rose letting that pic slip.

[RayDog253]

I agree that the Logo isn't that big of a deal as long as every thing else is done right. All though it would add to the overall presentation.

[CX1329]

I doubt anybody is freaking out over the picture. It doesn't show anything Earth-shattering, all it shows us is a classic arena, a couple of classic players and a scoreboard.

[Moe24-]

NOO 2K u got it all wrong!!!!! Where are the Camera men behind the net???????? and it seems to me that the crowd is too far away from the court (from behind the net) FIX IT!

lol

[The-BigGeorge]

LOL at some people on these boards

[VDusen04]

Quote: Originally Posted by Moe24-

NOO 2K u got it all wrong!!!!! Where are the Camera men behind the net???????? and it seems to me that the crowd is too far away from the court (from behind the net) FIX IT! lol

I would also like to see more mustaches and Cosby sweaters in the crowd.

[scottyp180]

Quote: Originally Posted by rangerrick012

I get what you're saying. I'm not saying that I don't want stuff to be as close to accurate as possible, but things at a certain point is nitpicking to me. Stadium entrances - sorry I don't notice it. The court and stuff I tend to get that view, wanting the court to mirror the actual courts from the early 90s, but not to the point of stadium entrances, that's where it's a bit of overkill, and isn't as essential to me as the gameplay being on point. I just think some of the "LeBron Headband" type stuff gets to the point of overkill, and I guess the stadium entrance thing fit into that category. Sorry to go off topic, carry on. Back on topic, agree w/ those who say TNT isn't essential to having great presentation - 2K10's presentation was top notch IMO, and if they improved on it that definitely excites me.

yea i know exactly what your saying. I understand that people want everything to be exact down to detail, and something such as centering a headband should be an easy fix, but there's a point between pointing out a problem and nitpicking. To me gameplay always comes first, if the gameplay is right then you can start nitpicking. When i use to sports games where the only way to distinguish players was the number on the jersey and the name underneath them so I laugh when people complain about minor problems.

On to the picture, I wouldn't completely overreact to the 'mistakes' in the screenshot. Based on the past couple of years 2ks early pictures don't fully represent the final product:

http://xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/954501/nba-2k9/images/nba-2k9-20080820100806833.html

Thats one of the first screenshots for 2k9. If you look at harris's jersey you'll notice there are, what looks like, holes in the jersey. Im almost positive that the final version did not have any jerseys like that. The date of the picture was august 20 and the game came out october 7. Point being, things can definitely change between now and the games release.

[bearschicago]

What do you guys think about the court spacing/player size? I can't tell if it's been improved or not. Although player size looks a bit smaller which is what I wanted(many players in 2K10 were too bulky and when creating a big man, they were too big and took up way too much space!!).

The one thing that does look improved is the length/distance between the 3-point line and the halfcourt line. In 2K10, it should've been 5 feet longer.