NBA 2K11 Demo Available Now, Impressions and Discussion Here (360,PS3)

[elprez98]

Quote: Originally Posted by RubenDouglas

I must say, you really have to plan out your dribble moves. One Size up move right and a cross left.. If that doesnt yield anything, PASS THE BALL.. I've found myself forcing the issue with isomotion dribbling on many occassions. I have to let it come naturally to me.

QFT. It took me a while after the demo's release to get the iso's down but I think I've got the hang of it now. Also, I like that steal is no longer on R-stick. I think the layups are different too, as I am doing things unexpected from 2k10.

Honestly, I hate playing with the Lakers, but this has really got me ready to try every team in the league this year. At this time, it really seems like 2k is going to make playing sim advantageous to winning this year.

[HMcCoy]

Bean dumps in to Gasol from the wing, then dove for the baseline rub (RUB PLAYS!!!) but then faked out Ray Ray and darted back out for the 18 footer. Nasty. Lots of new stuff, man.

[Boilerbuzz]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

Who would've thought it was possible to have control, RTP, and animations .... AND they said it couldnt be done

LOL. Damn man. You don't let up.

[Dawgthem]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lakers 24/7

The demo is very limited and hard to get any good sense of what 2k11 is going to be about. You only get one difficulty mode( ITs a demo what you expect hall of fame} (which I hope isn't sim)(Sim players ain't the only one buying the game ya know has to appeal to everyone), one camera view, and limited controls.(So you wanted the full game in the demo huh, lets see how big that file would be} Without any playcall options we have no way to tell how the game has improved in that regard and can't really put it through its' proper paces to test the sim nature of the game. Of course it's also still very easy to dunk, no physical play in the paint{You might have downloaded the wrong demo, so who knows what online & sim will be like. Player movement is improved over last year, but still not nearly as precise as 2k8 was and now the players seem somewhat sporadic at times. The one concern that the demo has alleviated for me however is player spacing. The spacing seems just fine and much improved over 2k9 and 10. Overall though with the demo being so limited and the gameplay in general I can't say that I'm exactly sold on 2k11. Its improved, but it remains to be seen whether or not this will rival or be better than 2k8 in terms of sim play and realism.

This guy is obviously not a sim player..the playrs moving sporadic when has kboe ever come down the court and break easily to the rim most of the time it takes some form of cross over and movement to gain mommentum not just breaking into a cross..hey look dude..like post like this guys are a waist of time..you complain its to easy to get ot the rim yet you also complain when gaigning momentum to do crossovers is important how about you go play 2k9 and use a roster update cause you don't even deserve the game

[23]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dawgthem

After playing the demo i honestly think the reason they locked it to 4 mins and 1 quarter is because every year 2k's ram use and every things gets bigger and bigger you can only cram so much into a demo before its to big to download me

This demo is smaller than 2k7 though lol

[dwanestar]

lalalalalalalaaa.....2k.....

[dwanestar]

IF there are people from europe or Amsterdam here holla at cha boi DWanestar!

[Dawgthem]

OMG i tipped a pass and the ball went into the crowd though it only popped over the row of fans it was still like WOW